In the Roman Empire, <em>farmers, merchants, artisans</em>, and the rest of Rome’s working class, who were supposed to work hard to support their families and paying taxes, were considered as opposed to the privileged class or “plebians”. These members if roman citizenry were excluded not only from the Senate but also from all public offices except military, therefore, they had little influence.
This situation changed when in 287 B.C. they conducted a campaign to have such civil disabilities abolished, organizing themselves into a separate corporation and withdrawing from the Roman state. Eventually, <em>this working class gained </em>the right to elect their own officials, held its own assemblies, called concilia plebis, and kept its own records.
The Federalists were dominated by businessmen and merchants in the major cities who supported a strong national government. The party was closely linked to the modernizing, urbanizing, financial policies of Alexander Hamilton.
At the beginning of Reconstruction, most moderates in Congress "<span>did not want the federal government to have to force the South to follow the Reconstruction laws" although they believed in Reconstruction itself. </span>
I believe 1 of them were japan it only says japan was the only one of koreas possession at the time
Separatists are the group that we commonly refer to as Pilgrims. They settled in Plymouth. The following Separatist groups would create other towns in the area. These towns and settlements would join together to form the Massachusetts Bay Company.<span />