What were the reasons for the struggle between patricians and plebeians?

The struggle between patricians and plebeians in Rome took on an aggravated form after the fall of royal power in the sixth century BC. The reason for this struggle was the social inequality of these two estates. The main reasons for the confrontation were the following questions:
In Rome, only patricians could hold public office, and plebeians had few rights;
For debts, plebeians could be turned into slaves;
The lands captured during the war were leased only to patricians, which made them even richer, and the plebeians did not have access to these lands.