What were the social classes in ancient Macedonia?

Answer 1

Yes there was a social class system in Ancient Greece but it was not a rigid class system. Every society has a class system. Today society is measured by wealth (and sometimes fame). The President is not in a different class system than Bill Gates, but they are both in a different class system than us. Greece being a warrior society ment that women also had many powers. In Sparta, for example, young boys were sent to training at the age of 7 and only returned at age 30. They received very high honors for diying in battle, and this same honor was given to women who died in child birth. (This says alot about their class system). Specifically, there were the coulcil of elders which concisted of men above the age of 60.

Yes, there is. I am a student in middle school and we just finished studying ancient Greece. (Going down) King, soldiers, artisans, shopkeepers, etc., slaves.

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Answer 2

When the Mycenean period in Greece ended Greek states began to develop politically from the democratic state of Athens, to the oligarchic kingdoms like Sparta to the kingdoms like Macedonia who kept their Homeric system.

Under the Homeric System, the Greek kingdom was governed by a King, then came the aristocracy, the army and finally the common people, all of which had their own micro hierarchy within.

For women, the importance of royal and elite society throughout the Argead period created a culture where 'the role of both royal and elite women was like that of royal women in Homeric epic and aristocratic women in the Archaic period'. During the later and more bureaucratic Antigonid dynasty, women were 'far less prominent and politically active'

Answer 3

the king, then the priest, the noble or government official, the working people and then the slave.