The class structure of nomadic societies normally produced

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Nomadic societies typically had a fluid two-class system, composed of elites and commoners. These societies did not have a rigid class structure or a caste system. While there may have been distinctions among the elites based on wealth or social status, overall the class system was more flexible than in sedentary societies. Warriors, farmers, and slaves were not necessarily distinct classes within nomadic societies, as the lifestyle of constant movement and reliance on herds or hunting did not necessarily support these roles in the same way as settled agriculture did.

The Class Structure of Nomadic Societies Normally Produced