Questions and Answers
What is the lowest class in the Chinese social hierarchy?
What did the Gong class consist of?
Artisans and craftsman
Who were the primary food producers in ancient China?
Nong
What role did the Shi class play in ancient China?
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Who is considered the leader of a group of people in ancient China?
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Study Notes
Ancient China Social Classes
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Shang: Represented the lowest tier in the social hierarchy of ancient China, indicating a significant divide between classes within society.
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Gong: Comprised of artisans and craftsmen, this class played a vital role in the development of goods and services, contributing to economic growth.
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Nong: Identified as food producers, the Nong class was essential for agricultural production, feeding the population and maintaining societal stability.
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Shi: This class consisted of educated bureaucrats, instrumental in governance and administration, forming one of the three primary social groups that influenced political and cultural life.
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King: The central authority figure and leader of organized groups in ancient societies, responsible for overarching governance and territorial control.
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Explore the social hierarchy of Ancient China with these flashcards. Learn about the different classes such as Shang, Gong, Nong, and Shi, and their roles in society. Perfect for students of history or anyone interested in Chinese culture.
