The plebeians resented that they we're not treated equally . They could not hold government offices, and their children could not marry the children of the patricians . The conflicts between them led to an assembly for plebeians only called the tribunes which protected them .
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
The plebeians revolted because they wanted rights equal to those of the patricians.
The plebeians revolted because they wanted rights equal to those of the patricians.
they where treated to nice so they left to find better people
Cathage overtook some of their land , and they got mad , and wanted to fight .
The plebeians gained political power sharing with the patricians.
They went on strike for their civil rights.
Because they didn't have equal rights.
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You are thinking of Augustus.
The Roman hierarchy in the beginning was separated into 2 levels. The Patricians: They were BORN into this family. So they are nobles. Then the Plebians: These people where mainly artistans or peasants. Then when the Roman Empire had started 2 more levels where added. The Middle Class: People who had started as Plebians but had now made buisnesses and where making money but not as much as the Patricians. And The Army: They obviously went to the army.
Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.Early Rome was ruled by the Etruscans.
The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.The port of Rome was the town of Ostia which was about 15 miles from Rome on the mouth of the Tiber. Goods were unloaded there and could get to Rome either by road or by river barge.
The greatest mistake perhaps was when he chose not to besiege Rome but go around and try recruit more soldiers during his time in Italy. Rome took that opportunity to send soldiers to Carthage and Hispania (what is now North Africa and Spain) and thereby forcing Hannibal to return to Carthage and fight the battle of Zama which he lost. If he had beseiged Rome, he might have won and even if he didn't, it would still somehow influence the course of history for beseiging Rome would've kept second Punic War to last longer (for example, beseiging Rome might prevent messengers, orders or soldiers from Rome to leave for other places like Carthage and Hispania and thereby preventing the Battle of Zama to even happen perhaps).
They were the plebians.
In ancient Rome, the Patricians were the elite class of noble families. They were supported by the Plebians, who were of the lower and middle classes.
The plebians, equites/equestrians and patricians.
In ancient Rome the Patricians were the established ruling class while the Plebians were the common people
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they are called PATRITIONS and the poor people were called PLEBIANS.
it change when patricians and plebians came
Patricians(high class) plebians(commoners)
their were two main classes of people in ancient rome the patritians and the plebians.the plebians were the lower class and the patritians were the higher class the plebians included everyone in rome except the nobilty
Commoners in ancient rome were called plebians.