. Fruitful agricultural in the area delivered a stable food source that meant that some folks could motivate on other tasks than farming. Some folks became potters or weaver even teachers and priests. This separation of work guided to the progress of social classes.
So they can grow crops
No there were no social classes in the Apache tribe.
The development of Mayan society was similar to the development of Olmec society.
Sumeria is considered to be the first civilization to develop in Mesopotamia.
Schriebs were not members of the early Chinese social classes.
No
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Manchessar, Or Maybe It Depends If You Are In Africa It Can Be Africa Or In MesoAmerica It Can be MesoAmerica.
a highly complex and stratified social system
So they can grow crops
So they can grow crops
the environment allowed for easy domination of cultures
the environment allowed for easy domination of cultures
the environment allowed for easy domination of cultures
Social classes in early civilizations developed based on factors like wealth, occupation, and ancestry. These classes often interacted through systems of hierarchy and power, where the elite had control over resources and decision-making processes, while lower classes worked in service or labor roles. Interaction between social classes was often defined by levels of privilege, access to resources, and opportunities for social mobility.
No there were no social classes in the Apache tribe.
The development of Mayan society was similar to the development of Olmec society.