The correct option for this question is option “D”. During
the early Roman Republic, the Plebeians were allowed to pass laws for all
Romans. The Plebeians Council or the Concilium Plebis was the main assembly of
the Roman Republic of the old. The council of the Plebeians usually met in the
comiti. The tribunes formed by the Plebeians had the power to veto any law
passed by the senate. In such cases of vetoing, only the Plebeians had the
power of voting.