9 months ago

What was social order like in early China?

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Montano1993 [528]9 months ago

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The social order during the early China was mainly categorized into four class that includes:

noble
farmers or peasants
artisans or craftsmen
merchants.

<h3>What is a social order?</h3>

This refers to the tendency of social institutions to resist and regulate change, it is very useful because it provides a backdrop and relativity to compare social change as every society strives for social order in order to maintain stability and provide a strong and viable social system.

The social structure of China that was common among the dynasties was the Chinese people were grouped into four classes which included landlord, peasant, craftsmen, and merchant.

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