After a plebeian rebellion in the early fifth century B.C.E.:
A) social divisions between patricians and plebeians were abolished.
B) the patricians accepted the elected tribunes and written laws.
C) Livy wrote a history from the Plebs' point of view.
D) the chief conspirators were arrested and exiled to Africa.
E) the plebeians were expelled from Rome and the patricians assumed total control.

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The plebeian rebellion led to the patricians accepting the elected tribunes and written laws, which helped to alleviate some of the social tensions between the two groups. Social divisions were not abolished, and there is no record of Livy writing a history from the Plebs' point of view or the plebeians being expelled from Rome. There is also no mention of chief conspirators being arrested and exiled to Africa in the context of this rebellion.

After a Plebeian Rebellion in the Early Fifth Century B