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2000 BC - 900 AD
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Social: Royal Family, State Servers and Farmers
Economic: Through their crops and in addition to obtaining food, they also produced raw materials for medicines, fabrics and building materials
Political: They consisted of variants of a theocratic monarchy
1500 b.C
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PRECLASSICAL
Social: Chieftain or governor, nobles, merchants, artisans or peasants and finally the servants and slaves (settled in villages)
Economic: They were based on agriculture, fishing, hunting and livestock
Political: Established manors and different military alliances
1500 bc - 100 bc
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PRECLASSICAL
Cultural: First in Mesoamerica that founded urban societies and downtown
Social: It was divided into 2, the upper and lower group
Economic: Traded with neighboring towns and they also used barter
Political: Theocratic society (Chichimecatl)
1000 b.C - 1800 AD
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POSTCLASSICAL
Social: Caxcane, Guachichiles, Guamares, Pames, Tecuexes, Zacatecos
Political: Chieftains and family patriarchy.
Cultural: Hunters and gatherers who lived in natural caves or in palm huts.
100 B.C.
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PRECLASSICAL
Social: Military nobility; caste of officials and priests and finally farmers, craftsmen and merchants (elitist)
Economic: Commercial exchange with neighboring cultures during its heyday and the extraction of minerals used in artisanal, architectural or commercial exchange with other towns.
Political: Theocratic
300 AD
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CLASSICAL
Social: Priests and military class; farmers, fishermen, hunters
Economic: Exchange of handicrafts and other products with neighboring towns
Political: Theocratic cacicazgo
700 AD
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CLASSICAL
Social: Nobles and priests; warriors, peasants and builders
Economic: Agricultural and hunting activities (outside and inside marketing)
Political: Theocratic and monarchy
1325 AD - 1521 AD
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POSTCLASSICAL
Social: Pillis and Macehuales
Economic: Hunting, fishing and exchanging with other Mesoamerican towns
Political: theocratic-militarist