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The Plebeians gained significant political and social rights by rebelling against the Patrician class in ancient Rome. Their struggles led to the establishment of the office of the Tribune of the Plebs, which provided them with a representative to protect their interests. Additionally, the Conflict of the Orders resulted in the Lex Hortensia, which made decisions passed by the Plebeian Assembly binding on all citizens, thereby enhancing their political power and influence in the Roman Republic.
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What did plebeians gain by rebelling?
they gained a say in the government.
What did the plebeians gain rebelling?
The plebeians gained political power sharing with the patricians.
What is a sentence for the word rebelling?
i was rebelling the costume when he came back in the house.
Who believed rebelling against the king was rebelling against God?
loyalists
What were the primitives rebelling against?
The old ways. They were rebelling against tradition.
Who believed rebelling against a king is like rebelling against god?
Loyalists
Who believed rebelling against the king was like rebelling against God?
loyalists
How do you use the word rebelling in a sentence?
The colonists seem to be rebelling against high taxes, your highness. The natives soon began rebelling against mission life.
How would you use rebelling in a sentence?
The citizens were rebelling against the oppressive government, demanding freedom and equality.
How did napoleon gain full control of the animals?
Napoleon orders death for anyone who gives the hens food. They are rebelling because they don't want Napoleon to sell their eggs.
Was the English in the Revolutionary War?
The Revolutionary War was basically Americans getting tired of the British taxing them on everything, and then rebelling and defeating the British to gain independence. So, yes. It DEFFINITELY involved the British.
What were the Fists of Righteous Harmony rebelling against?
The Fists of Righteous Harmony, or "Boxers", were rebelling against Western Imperialism and Christianity.
