Question

What problems did the partricians cause for romes common people during the early republic

Answer 1

Answer:

They didn't had any political rights .

Explanation:

• The first conflicts between the patricians and the plebeians were when the King Servius divided the population by wealth into 5 classes.
• Power in the country passed into the hands of domestic aristocratic families. The rift between the patricians and most of the people continued.
• The plebs were a class of citizens with lesser rights, mostly of peasant origin.
• As crafts and commerce developed, so did craftsmen and specialized workers. The consequence was the formation of guilds. As guilds grew, awareness of identity emerged among workers, and peasants.
• With their fight the plebeians achieved the introduction of the service of the regimental tribune, and gradually access to almost all state services was opened to them.
• At the end of this process (287 BC), the plebeians became equal: they were full-fledged citizens, and the conclusions of the National Assembly had the force of law for the whole people. Distinguished plebeian lineages joined the old patrician nobility.