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The ruins of Great Zimbabwe are the remains of the royal city in the kingdom of Zimbabwe. This city consisted of the Hill Ruins, the Great Enclosure, and the Valley Ruins. The Hill Ruins are based on a granite platform, with some remains of human settlements. The Great Enclosure is based at the south of the hills. It was made of granite blocks and was the primary dwelling for the ruling class. It contains many brick living quarters, a community area, and a route to a high tower. Common people lived in the Valley Ruins. It consists of brick huts and dry stone walls.

Which three statements are true based on the passage?

The citizens of Great Zimbabwe lived peacefully with one other.
The people from Great Zimbabwe were skilled stone craftspeople.
Great Zimbabwe had a system of social classes.
The ruling class lived in the royal city of Great Zimbabwe.
The chiefs and the common citizens lived together.

Looking at the remains of the three separate blocks of the city, it can be concluded that works of stone were very common amongst them. The Hill Ruins had granite platforms, The Great Enclosure had granite blocks and the Valley Ruins had dry stone walls.

Option C) Great Zimbabwe had a system of social classes.

The country had social classes which is why they had separate living spaces.

Option D) The ruling class lived in the royal city of Great Zimbabwe.

The ruling class lived in the Great Enclosure which were considered the best place in the country of Great Zimbabwe.