The class structure in the North was primarily based on wealth and occupation. There were wealthy merchants, industrialists, and professionals at the top, followed by the middle class of shopkeepers, artisans, and farmers. At the bottom were laborers and immigrants who often faced economic challenges.
In ancient Songhai, the social structure was hierarchical, with the emperor at the top followed by nobles, scholars, and artisans. Below them were farmers and laborers, and at the bottom were slaves. Social status was largely determined by birth, occupation, and wealth.
The Chavin social structure was hierarchical, with a ruling elite at the top followed by artisans, farmers, and laborers. The society was stratified based on wealth, occupation, and access to resources. Religious leaders also held significant power and influence within Chavin society.
Nobles told farmers to pay the samurai land for the samurai did not care for wealth (currency)
the Aryans measure wealth by sheep or cattle so normally, the farmers were the richest.
Petroleum (oil) was first discovered in North Dakota in 1951 and greatly increased North Dakota's wealth.
The increase in paper wealth does not indicate that the real wealth of the economy has increased because real wealth refers to something which is there to support our life, example food,shelter. Suppose we own a house and we are planning to sell it. Assuming that we sold it by a value more than we purchased it. Therefore the paper wealth increases and real wealth does not.
They earned great wealth.
The real creators of wealth in the economy were farmers' surpluses.
becaus they were poor and wanted a betrter job
Increased Trade, Lifestyle and Wealth.
Both systems greatly increased Europeans' total wealth.