The patricians formed a privileged,wealthy social class,while the commoners were referred to as

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The term "plebeians" refers to the commoners in Ancient Rome, who were distinct from the patrician class. The other options are not relevant to Ancient Rome: Helots were Spartan slaves, serfs were medieval European peasants, Celts were a group of people with their own distinct culture and language, and citizens were a broader term that could refer to both patricians and plebeians.

The Patricians Formed a Privileged,wealthy Social Class,while the Commoners Were