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What were the major accomplishments of Sumer?
social classes and trade.
What was the division of labor and how was it created in sumer?
yes
What made up the three main social group of the sumerians?
The three social classes in Sumer were the upper class, which included kings, priests, and government officials; the middle class, which included artisans, merchants, farmers, and fishers; and the lower class, which included enslaved people who worked on farms or in temples.
How where the social classes of Sumer organized?
Upper: Kings, Warriors, Priests, etc. Middle: Merchants, Farmers, Fishers, Artisans. Lower: Enslaved people, Criminals, Unskilled worked.
How were the social classes of sumer organized?
From bottom to top which are bottom slaved people,middle villagers,farmers, and wokers ect.Then finally top kings and queens
Religion of sumer?
Social classes of Sumer
What are the social classes in sumer?
Mhmmm.... How are you?!
What were the major accomplishments of Sumer?
social classes and trade.
What were sumer's three social classes?
They were the Upper, Middle, and Lower.
how were the social classes of sumer organizied?
someone plz help
What are the 3 social classes of Sumer?
Aristocracy, working class, and slave.
How did social structure of village life change in Ur of Sumer as the economy became more complex?
As other special groups of workers formed, social classes with varying wealth, power and influence began to arise.
What were the 3 social classes that divide the people in sumer?
the world may never know
How were individuals place into different social classes in Sumer?
By their rights... Kings= Top Farmers= Middle Slaves= Bottom
Did sumer have social structure?
yes Sumer did have social structure
What was the division of labor and how was it created in sumer?
yes
What made up the three main social group of the sumerians?
The three social classes in Sumer were the upper class, which included kings, priests, and government officials; the middle class, which included artisans, merchants, farmers, and fishers; and the lower class, which included enslaved people who worked on farms or in temples.
