Kasen Lyche - Social Structure by Kasen Lyche

Social Structure

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Social Structure has the most influence on the Mesopotamian society.

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"The middle class was the working class: makers and artists, cart drivers and sailors, sellers and soldiers."

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This shows that the middle class included skilled workers, merchants, and soldiers who formed the backbone of the economy by building infrastructure, trading goods, and producing resources.

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"The Code of Hammurabi was supposed to make society more fair and just, it ultimately created more inequity. It clearly favored men and the upper class."

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This means that the Code of Hammurabi, though intended to create fairness, ultimately reinforced social inequality by favoring men and the upper class. It formalized gender and class divisions, deepening inequity through biased laws that protected the powerful while disadvantaged women and the lower classes.

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Social Structure is the most important characteristic because if no one is middle class then without the middle class to buy all the products that corporations manufacture, the economy will crumble.

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