Which of the following constituted the large-acreage land-holding agricultural population of ancient Rome?

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Patricians were the aristocratic class in ancient Rome who held large-acreage land-holdings and were the wealthy, powerful elite of Rome's agricultural population. The plebeians were the common people who mostly engaged in small-scale farming, trade, and handicrafts. Consuls and tribunes were political officials in ancient Rome, not a part of the agricultural population.

Which of the Following Constituted the Large-Acreage Land-Holding Agricultural Population