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Compare aristocrats, farmers, and merchants in the ancient chinese society

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Tatiana [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Aristocrats:

highly respected

usually well off, but not rich

commanded others and had knowledge

Farmers:

Mildly respected

usually poor

provided revenue to empire and fed society

Merchants:

Not respected

usually rich

Traded & transported goods between others

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