What were the main social classes of Ancient Greece?

Answer 1

The Ptolemaic (Greek/Macedonian) rule of Egypt from 332- 30 BCE caused Egypt to be a major influence on Greek religion and dieties. A common example of this is the worship of the Egyptian goddess Isis, who was likened to Greek goddesses such as Demeter and Aphrodite.

Answer 2

In Ancient Greece society had a division of classes, there were superior classes and inferior classes. The social hierarchy were as follows: Athens, which were the upper class; Metics, which were the middle class; Freedmen, the lower class; and, at the lowest level, the slaves, a group conformed by war-prisoners and criminals.

Answer 3

First-Rich, philosophers and heroes Second-Citizens Third-Poor Citizens Fourth-Women and childrenFifth-Slaves, particularly women children or foreign slaves

Answer 4

The basic social level in Greece was that off free Greeks and slaves. As time went on the Free Greek class was divided into those that were Greeks by birth and those who were Metics, Greeks by Immigration whose parents were not Greeks.

Answer 5

Ancient Greece had four level to the social classes. The Upper Class consisted of Athens. The Middle class consisted of the Metics. The Lower class were the Freeman. Below the Freeman were the slaves with no real power of their own until they were freed or brought the freedom from their masters.

Answer 6

Male and female.

Masters and slaves.

Property owners and serfs.

Citizens and aliens.

Propertied and non-propertied.

Large property owners and small property owners.

Armoured soldiers and light infantry/archers.

Answer 7

First were the rich then the poor and finally the slaves

Answer 8

Arts