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How did the living quarters differ for the upper and lower classes in Maya society
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How did the living quarters differ for the upper and lower classes in Maya society

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The upper caste was composed of rulers, nobles and priests. The middle caste were businessmen, merchants and soldiers. The lower caste was made up of farmers and slaves. Rulers: Each city had a ruling family.

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