Social Hierarchy
Class Structure
At the top of the class structure was the emperor or the Akbar. Next were the Imams were were the Imams and Brahmins which were the upper class of the Muslim and Hindu people. Under the Imams was the Muslim population with the clergy of Nobles, then the common folk, then slaves. Under the Brahmins was the Hindu population with the rulers and warriors, then the farmers, merchant traders and craftsmen, then the servants of the upper class and peasants.
Movement Between Classes
The lowerclass could not move between classes.
Slavery
The importance of slavery in the empire went away and peace was made with the Hindu's and the Muslim's. Peasants engaged in low paying jobs, and because of this they were considered volunteer slaves.
Basic Rights
A major basic right was education. Schools and colleges were made all over the empire and the upper and middle classes would send there kids to school. In the upper class, the girls were tutored at home and boys went to schools. In the middle class the boys and girls went to the same school.