context: Aristocracy is a social class which in most social order is considered the highest among the people. In particular, in some countries, aristocracy includes the upper classes (aristocrats) who usually hold the rank of inheritance and specific titles. In some societies - such as Greece, Rome, and Ancient India - aristocratic status comes from military caste membership, although aristocrats generally originate from the dynasty of priests, as is the case in the countries of the African continent. Aristocratic status can involve legal and feudal rights. [1] They are usually only under the ruler of a country or nation in its social hierarchy. In modern European society, the aristocracy had been proclaimed with nobility, a specific class that developed in the Middle Ages, but the term "aristocracy" was sometimes also applied to other elites, and was used as a more generic term in reference to non-European societies or more beforehand.
question: what is the name of the highest social class?
answers.text: Aristocracy