The Shang Dynasty's rank for artisans is the lowest in the social classes.
well in the Shang society i guess it was more like kings and peasant's. Like in the Egyptians they had lower and lower status's of people. The Shang weren't that complicated and they all were more easy to understand their own social rank.
The ancient Shang Dynasty operated at a very high level of civilization and had the earliest examples of Chinese writing. The Shang society was mainly agricultural with knowledge and use of animal husbandry. They were also known to practice human sacrifice.
In Shang society, the social hierarchy was more rigidly defined, with a clear distinction between the royal family, nobility, artisans, and peasants, where the king held supreme power and land was often controlled by a few elite families. In contrast, Egyptian society also had a structured class system, but it allowed for more mobility, especially through roles in the bureaucracy and religious institutions. While both societies valued the elite and nobility, the Egyptians emphasized the role of the pharaoh as a divine ruler, intertwining governance with religion more deeply than in Shang China. Overall, Shang society was characterized by a more centralized power structure, while Egyptian society exhibited a blend of religious and administrative authority.
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some details that would describe the shang society is that it has many empires but only one ruler at a time and people could overthrow that ruler
some details that would describe the shang society is that it has many empires but only one ruler at a time and people could overthrow that ruler
The Shang Dynasty's rank for artisans is the lowest in the social classes.
shang society was sharply divided between nobles and peasents
well in the Shang society i guess it was more like kings and peasant's. Like in the Egyptians they had lower and lower status's of people. The Shang weren't that complicated and they all were more easy to understand their own social rank.
Durkheim uses the term "collective conscience" to describe the degree to which members of a society are united by shared values and other social bonds. It refers to the common beliefs, morals, and values that bind individuals together in a society.
well in the Shang society i guess it was more like kings and peasant's. Like in the Egyptians they had lower and lower status's of people. The Shang weren't that complicated and they all were more easy to understand their own social rank.
well in the Shang society i guess it was more like kings and peasant's. Like in the Egyptians they had lower and lower status's of people. The Shang weren't that complicated and they all were more easy to understand their own social rank.
well in the Shang society i guess it was more like kings and peasant's. Like in the Egyptians they had lower and lower status's of people. The Shang weren't that complicated and they all were more easy to understand their own social rank.
they got richer
they got richer
It was led by a powerful king who controlled land.