Patrician Vs Plebeian Class

To intertwine the economic and political difference between the Patricians and the Plebeian class, the economical aspect must first be examined. Plebeian economical environments consisted of property positioned outside of the walls of Rome with most of these properties consisting of farms subjected to various elements that made the properties easily worthless during the early times of Rome. Patrician economical environments consisted of property positioned inside of the walls of Rome, which conceded a higher amount of protection and retained either its’ original value or a close match.
Without the involvement of money, Patrician economical value is worth more than Plebeian economical value in this positional situation. Poverty and Distress