Rank and describe the social classes of Ancient Greece. write it in a short sentence

Answer 1

Ancient Greece had several social classes:

1. Citizens: Free, native-born males who had political rights and participated in civic life.
2. Metics: Freedmen and immigrants who lived in the city-states but lacked political rights.
3. Slaves: Individuals owned by others who had no rights or freedoms and performed various labor.
4. Women: Generally, they had limited rights and were primarily seen as caretakers within the household.

Each class had distinct roles and privileges in the society of Ancient Greece.