02, What factors led to the formation of two distinct social groups in the Bronze Age societies? What was the difference between these two groups?

02, What factors led to the formation of two distinct social groups in the Bronze Age societies? What was the difference between these two groups?

Ans. In the Bronze Age agriculture was done by the people of the society in the early period The people produce so much that fulfill their daily requirements, but due to increase in production the surplus or whatever was left of food production, after the consumption or need of the society were met came to he appropriated by a small group of administrators They became priest and form an exclusive group. The successors of the original administrators gradually lost, touch with agricultural techniques as well as with knowledge of production of other articles.

 They developed the idea that they are divine powers .Thus; the society was divided into two exclusive class of producers and appropriators. The difference between these two groups was that the producers produced food only to fulfill their daily requirements and they do not have any knowledge about other things whereas the appropriators have every latest knowledge and techniques about agriculture.