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Why have archaeologists concluded that there was no social division between the wealthy and the poor in early Chinese cultures?

... Poor families could not afford formal education for any of their children.

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pochemuha3 years ago

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Hello, There!

Why have archaeologists concluded that there was no social division between the wealthy and the poor in early Chinese cultures? .

<em>Poor families could not afford formal education for any of their children. Is the Correct Answer!</em>

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