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Like Mesopotamia and Egypt, Persian society was highly stratified. As in these cultures, most people in rural areas were engaged inResponsesbuilding temple complexes and new citiesbuilding temple complexes and new citiesmanufacturing trade items for the export market.manufacturing trade items for the export market.domestic servitude to the upper classes on their large country properties.domestic servitude to the upper classes on their large country properties.cultivation of grain crops exclusively since slaves could be used in irrigation duties.cultivation of grain crops exclusively since slaves could be used in irrigation duties.agriculture and the maintenance of an adequate water supply for the crops.
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