Ancient history

What are the names of ranks in ancient rome?

The ranks in ancient Rome were as follows:

Senators:

- Patricians: members of the oldest and most noble families

- Plebeians: wealthy commoners who achieved Senatorial status

Equestrians:

- Roman knights- wealthy land-owners of business owners below Senatorial rank but socially important. Some knights held administrative, managerial or military role; others invested in commerce

Plebeians:

- The majority of Roman citizens who didn't hold Senatorial or Equestrian rank

Freedmen:

- Former slaves legally emancipated into freedmen status

Slaves:

- People forced into labour without pay