In the traditional social classification, which group is described as workers of society?

• A. Noble or Warrior Class
• B. Artisan or Industrial Class
• C. Clerical or Administrative Class
• D. Peasant Class

Answer: (B)

In traditional social classification, the group described as workers of society are those whose main role is producing goods and services through skilled labor. The Artisan or Industrial Class fits this best because artisans are skilled craftspeople who turn raw materials into finished goods, and the industrial segment represents workers involved in manufacturing. They form the productive backbone of society, driving production and economy through their labor. The other groups have different primary roles: the Noble or Warrior Class focuses on leadership or defense; the Clerical or Administrative Class handles administration and record-keeping; the Peasant Class does rural farming and agricultural work. So, the Artisan or Industrial Class is described as workers of society since their defining task is production.