While individual plebeians, or freeborn Roman citizens outside the patrician, senatorial and equestrian classes, were able to gain economic power by amassing wealth and joining the equestrian class, their chances of joining the politically influential senatorial class were extremely remote. Collectively, however, plebeians were able to effect political and social change by forming a mob and rebelling against their social superiors.
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The reason Egypt and Nubia were interdependent, meaning that both countries had to rely on one another for certain resources that were needed, was because both countries needed each others help. Numbia had more trade routes than Egypt, had natural resources they were interested in, and could also help fight off any invaders of Egypt.
