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Class And The Individual In Society

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Social Issues

 

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Scott H

 

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October 19, 2014

 

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University

 

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A ruthless hierarchical structure was set in place dictating that those in possession of great wealth or large amounts of land were therefore entitled to more power. People were divided into social groups called classes. These groups were determined by one’s wealth, land, religion and ethnicity amongst other things...
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With the class mentality in place, individual rights were often forgotten. One’s place on the hierarchical ladder was most likely determined when they were born. People did not often change classes, unless you were a woman, there was then the chance of marrying up the ladder. People were expected to stay within their faction and were expected to adhere to the constitutions of their social class...
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