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12 October, 09:30

How was Mesopotamia society set up (social hierarchy) ?

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    In a Mesopotamian society there were three social classes. Nobility, free citizens and slaves. Nobility includes priests and priest kings. Free people was a combination of modern day middle and lower class. Middle were made up of merchants, craftsmen etc.
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