Conflict of the Orders - History of Rome #4

While the Romans were dealing with external pressures, enmity between the citizens was growing. The plebs demanded more rights, but the patricians were not budging. This all came to a head when the plebs left the city in an event known as Secession of the Plebs. The Secession ended with the creation of an important office, tribune of the plebs. These internal power struggles between the Romans are called the Conflict of the Orders, and they would define the internal politics of the Republic.

Sources:
Livy, “From the Founding of the City, Book 2”
Anthony Everitt, “The Rise of Rome”
Arthur Edward Romilly, “A History of Rome to 565 A. D.”
Mike Duncan, "The History of Rome"

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