Ancient Rome Quiz
Question 8 out of 29

8. What is the difference between a patrician and a plebian?
A patrician is a noble, and a plebian is a peasant. A plebian is a noble, and a patrician is a peasant. A patrician is a high-court judge, and a plebian is a junior senator. A patrician is a junior senator, and a plebian is the son of the royal family. ▶ Next Question ◀

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