The common people of Rome, known as the "plebeians," comprised a diverse group that included peasants, craftspeople, traders, and various laborers. They were distinct from the patricians, who were the aristocratic elite. Plebeians played a crucial role in the economy and society, providing essential services and goods, but often faced social and political challenges, leading to demands for greater representation and rights, notably through the Conflict of the Orders. Over time, their influence grew, contributing to significant changes in Roman governance.
pharaoh Then Upper Class and preist and nobles Middle Class Lower Class.* HOPE IT HELPED (^_^) The pharaoh - The pharaoh was believed to be a living god and he/she controlled over all of egypt. The people of egypt relied on him to; Keep order, defend from invading countries, make sure there are sufficient offerings for the gods so that there would be the annual flooding of the Nile. The Nobles - The nobles would rule over their own region of egypt (nomes). They were responsible for making local laws and keeping order in their region. Merchants, Craftsmen and Scribes - Scribes were the people of egypt who could read and write, becoming a scribe was extremely hard and only a few passed in scribe school. Pottery makers, leather workers, sculptors, painters, weavers, jewellery makers, shoe makers, tailors and farmers were the main workers in Egypt (in the middle class). Craftsmen usually worked together in workshops. Peasants - Peasants were the lower class of egypt, they were either slaves or just worked at home, slaves were usually farmers or entertainers. Hope this helped, just an improvement on previous answer... :P
In complex civilizations, jobs varied widely and included roles such as farmers, artisans, traders, and laborers, each contributing to the economy and society. Specialized professions emerged, including scribes, priests, and government officials, reflecting the need for administration and record-keeping. Additionally, construction workers built infrastructure like roads and temples, while merchants facilitated trade. This job diversity supported social hierarchies and the overall functioning of the civilization.
Back then, the workers who were summoned either work or die. Period.
The kind of money i think Hammurabi paid workers was goods and foods.
anonymous, poorly paid workers
20 percent: agricultural workers 80 percent: warriors, artisans, traders, craftsmen
1. Brahmins - were Indias priests and were seen as the highest Varna. 2. Kshatriyas - were rulers and warriors. 3. Vaisyas - were farmers, craftspeople, and traders. 4. Sudras - were workers and servants.
The first estate was made up of clergies The second estate was made up of nobilities The third estate was made up of everyone who is not included in the first and second estate (According to Abbe Sieyes "what is the 3rd estate?" - everything)
It was traders, merchants and farmers.
By the 1840s, the wages of craftspeople and factory workers were generally low and often insufficient to meet basic living expenses. Despite the growth of industrialization, many workers faced long hours, poor working conditions, and limited job security, which contributed to their struggles. In some cases, skilled craftspeople experienced wage reductions due to the increasing competition from unskilled factory labor. This period also saw the beginnings of labor movements as workers began to organize for better wages and conditions.
soviet
There were artisans, merchants, and traders
They were usually farm workers.
Napoleonic Code
The Red Army is also known as the Workers and Peasants Army. It had a great support of the peasants and was started as a combat arm of the Russian civil war.
There were different occupations that most ancient Egyptians held. The common ones included washerwomen, barber, metal workers, carpenter, bricklayers. farmers and traders among others.
Peasants were low income workers in the middle ages, farmworkers etc.