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Which group made up the majority of the roman population and became citizen-soldiers?
The majority of the roman population were the plebeians, who were the commoners; that is all non-patricans. The patricians were the aristocracy. In the early days of Rome the citizen-soldiers were jut one section of the plebeians: the farmers. After the reform of the army of 107 BC, the landless poor supplied most of the soldiers.
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