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The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
The plebeian rebellion was called the Conflict of the Orders.
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MaxineThe plebeians (commoners) of Rome rebelled and seceded in 495 B.C., 15 years after the establishment of the Roman Republic, because the consuls (the two annually elected heads of the Republic) and the senate did not meet their demand for protection from the abuse of (poor) defaulting debtors by the (rich) creditors. The creditors could chain, imprison and torture the defaulting debtors and sometimes even sold them as slaves. There was a second plebeian secession in 449 B.C. They wanted the restoration of their leaders (the plebeian tribunes) and the right to appeal, which had been suspended. There were references to further secessions in 445 B.C. and 342 B.C. , but they are very poorly documented. There was a secession in 287 B.C. The reason for this are unclear. This secession led to a law which made the resolution of the Plebeian Council binding on all Roman citizens.
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Who spoke for the plebeians to the senete and the cosule after the the plebeian revolt?
During the first plebeian rebellion of the First Plebeian Secession, the plebeian movement created its leaders, the plebeian tribunes and its assembly, the plebeian council. As the leaders of the plebeian movement, the plebeian tribunes were the spokesmen of the plebeians The were also the defenders of the plebeians They had the power to veto the actions of any officers of state which they deemed as being against the interests of he plebeians.
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Who were the plebeian representatives?
i wanna say julius caesar because he was really for the plebeians The representatives of the plebeians were the tribunes of the plebs, or plebeian tribunes. They originally were the leaders of the plebeian movement. They presided the plebeian councils and proposed bills that were voted on by the plebeian councils and were celled plebiscites (deliberations of the plebeian councils).
Were the plebeians represented by the assembly?
Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.Yes, there was a plebeian assembly and it was by this assembly that the tribunes were elected.
What changes were made in romes government as a result of demands by the plebeians?
The main changes were around the plebeian tribunes and the plebeian council which were formed by the plebeian movement in its first rebellion (the 1st plebeian secession). The council and the tribunes were recognised, but the laws voted by the plebeian council were not recognised as laws binding on all citizens, including the patricians. Eventually they were recognised as binding on all, and the plebeian tribunes became the main proposers of laws and the plebeian council the main deliberative body. The leaders of the plebeian movement gained access to all offices of state, the senate and the priesthoods. These leaders were rich plebeians who were co-opted into what became a patrician-plebeian oligarchy with the help of liberal patricians who supported this development. The rich plebeians then turned the backs on the poor plebeians who had been the driving force of the plebeian movement. The economic grievances of the poor plebeians were not addressed properly.
