Class societies

Class societies refer to social structures that are divided into different groups, or "classes," based on factors such as wealth, occupation, education, and power. These classes often influence individuals' opportunities, lifestyles, and social mobility. Commonly identified classes include the upper class (wealthy and influential), middle class (moderate income and education), and lower class (economically disadvantaged). Class societies can shape one's access to resources like healthcare, education, and employment, thereby impacting overall quality of life and social interactions. The dynamics between these classes can also drive social change and influence political systems.