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Social Class Development and Survival
Social classes were always here, even before "here" became America. The Native American Indians had a fairly simple and primitive social class structure. There was the chief, the hunters/gatherers, and the villagers and homemakers. Brittan's social classes carried over to America when the came: there was the governor, the tow council, the militia, and the villagers. Today's social classes can be crudely written as the poor, the well-off, and the rich.
Crudeness is rarely satisfactory, so we must better define the social class system. In A Paradigm for the Study of Social Strata, James S. Coleman splits up the social class system into three main classes, and several sub-classes. The three main classes are the upper...
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