the first group is the citizen who were direct descendants of the original inhabitants of the region; this is ruling families who own land
the second group is the non citizens who were free, worked in commerce and industry.
the third group were the helots; a little better than slaves.... in the sense that they worked in fields or as house servents, by choice.
helots, fee noncitizens, and citizens how are either soldiers or are training soldiers
They died
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Triple Evils, The Beloved Community and Nonviolent Social Change were the three groups formed in order to continue King's non-violent measures to achieve social change.
The social status of women in Sparta were to produce healthy sons for the army. The social status of women in Athens women had no share in public life.
The social structure of ancient Sparta was highly stratified and primarily divided into three main groups: the Spartiates, the Perioikoi, and the Helots. The Spartiates were the ruling class of full citizens who underwent rigorous military training and were granted political rights. The Perioikoi were free non-citizens who lived in surrounding areas, engaging in trade and crafts, while the Helots were state-owned serfs who worked the land and served the Spartiates, often facing harsh treatment and oppression. This rigid hierarchy reinforced Sparta's militaristic and communal values, prioritizing strength and discipline.
Walker (1983) proposed a typology of interest groups, not characterized by policy area. The following three types were his classifications: occupation/industry groups - further split into for-profit and non-profit; social/civil/citizen groups.
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Spartans and the people of Athens.
The social classes are citizons, non-citizons, helots.