Plebeians were completely excluded from Roman politics in 287 B.C.E.when it was decided that the plebian assembly would be disbanded.

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In 287 B.C.E., the plebeian assembly was not disbanded, but a law called the "lex Hortensia" was passed, which made the decisions of the plebeian assembly binding on all Roman citizens, regardless of social class. This gave plebeians more power in Roman politics, although they still faced significant barriers to full participation.

Plebeians Were Completely Excluded from Roman Politics in 287 B