what is guatemalas social levels?
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Here are some books that should point you in the right direction:\n\nAnnis, Sheldon. 1987. "God and Production in a Mayan Town". Austin. University of Texas Press.\n\nHendrickson, Carol. 1995. "Weaving Identities". Austin. University of Texas Press.\n\nMontejo, Victor. 1987. "Testimony: Death of a Guatemalan Village". Connecticut: Curbstone Press.\n\nSmith, Carol A. 1990 "Guatemalan Indians and the State 1540-1988". Austin: University of Texas Press.
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I'm not going to give you an essay either. Do your own homework.\n\nNormally those with money have more social status. People like Ministers, Teachers, Doctors, often have greater social status than their income would predict as they are trusted professions.
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Patriarchal- Male (father) is head of household/ village/ tribe.\n\nMatriarchal- Female (mother) is head.\n\nEqalitarian- Leadership is divided equally between genders. I think this is actually "egalitarian."
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Elementary- Poor Attendance, Bullying\nMiddle- Gangs, Drugs\nHigh- Elevated Gangs, Elevated Drugs, Elevated Violence\n\nCollege- Money for tuition
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society...simple answer
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The amount of money required to be considered middle class depends on the soceity the person lives in, Money alone will not classify a person as middle class. Middle Class is more than a financial situation , it depends on the cultural capital the individual possesses.\nCultural Capital the person receives from their family and soceity around them will prepare them for their place in soceity. This cultural capital will make things such as education and employment success easier to acquire.\n\nDirt poor is a term referring to individuals in constant debt with not enough money to buy or provide for there basic needs such as food, shelter and clothes. When your dirt poor obtaining a line of credit isnt even possible.
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Where you hold them defines your social status...the higher up you hold them(towards the top),means you're from a well brought up family.\nIt seems also the higher up you hold them the easier it is to pick things up.
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Entirely social. Genetically, racial categories don't exist. There is more variation WITHIN groups than there are BETWEEN groups.\n\nAlso, Race and Ethnicity are completely different. Sociorace is how people treat you based on your physical appearance, despite of your language, religion, culture, history, etc.
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you'll have to go to the local public school and you'll need to submit copies of their social security cards, immunizations, there are others i'm sure. the school will tell you everything you'll need to have. the grade level will most likely be determined by both age and what grade they were in in they home country.
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In poverty-stricken areas.  When people are chronically broke and looked down upon, they look for strength in numbers and turn to violence.\nGang violence is especially bad in places like El Salvador, home of MS-13.
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Wow i am flattered you asked a question about my culture. For those of you who said 4th grade level shame on you. My entire family has had college work done. Every Nicaraguan i know has at least completed high school. Our schools in Nicaragua are MUCH harder than the schools in America. I would say we are really good at educating ourselves and adapting to the work force. English is a mandatory class to take in Nicaragua so the majority of us speak fluent English.
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Go to the library and look it up in a Social History book.\nie The jarro Boys
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You can find that sort of information on a government demographics webpage.  Just google it.
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He was a cub so i'd say about 7th grade level.
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They belong to a different universe. They have no left the planet.\nYou don't expect the Mayans to show his culture to Spaniard that are so filthy and stupid.\nMayans belong to the final group on Atlantis, as well as the Incas, Tibetans or Egyptians.
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es un lider de alguna  banda de gerilleros en el estado de chiapas de MEXICO
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i am an american citizen married to a guatemalan. i understand how you feel. some people are not willing to accept change and some are just miserable people who dont like anyone outside their own race. my husband and i face plenty of racist remarks but its my life so i try to ignore it. as long as you arent hurting anyone here, i say let immigrants work. we all are here trying to live and take care of the people we love. no matter what race you are we all have rights as humans.