Ancient Rome Social Groups Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which social group in ancient Rome included powerful hereditary citizens?

Senators
Consuls
Patricians (correct)
Plebeians

Who held the executive authority in ancient Rome's government structure?

Plebeians
Consuls (correct)
Enslaved People
Senators

Which group comprised common citizens of ancient Rome?

Patricians
Senators
Consuls
Plebeians (correct)

Which members served on the advisory council known as the Senate?

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Which group in ancient Rome was considered marginalized and not free citizens?

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Patricians

A powerful group of hereditary citizens in ancient Rome. They were often wealthy and held significant political influence.

Consuls

Elected officials in ancient Rome who held executive authority. They were responsible for leading the military and governing the state.

Senators

Members of the Senate in ancient Rome. They were an advisory council made up of notable citizens who advised the Consuls on important matters.

Plebeians

Common citizens in ancient Rome. They were often farmers, artisans, or merchants. While they could vote, they generally had less power than patricians.

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Enslaved people

A group of people in ancient Rome who were not considered citizens and were subject to the authority of their owners. Their status was often determined by birth or capture.

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