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Roman society was composed of which two groups? Patrons Plebeians Patriarchs Patricians
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Roman society was composed of which two groups? Patrons Plebeians Patriarchs Patricians

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Roman society was composed of two groups - the plebeians and the patricians. The plebeians composed the more numerous group of average and lower class civilians, while the patricians represented the more important class of Roman citizens. 
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