In the late modern era, we can divide the Algerian inhabitants based on classes. Arguably, the Algerian society was composed of different origines, there were: the Turks, Algerians, Kouloughlis, the migrant Andalucians, Negroes, Jewish, and Europeans.
Social system
The Algerian throughout history has been open to all the cultures and religions of neighboring peoples, and this explains the stability of a large number of arrivals to Algeria because of their feeling of safety and reassurance, and social life during the modern era was characterized by solidarity and coexistence, especially with the Christian and Jewish presence, and the migration of Andalusians during the ninth century AH And the arrival of the Turks, in addition to the families of merchants and representatives of countries of different nationalities.
Social status
In the late modern era, we can divide the Algerian inhabitants based on classes. Arguably, the Algerian society was composed of different origines, there were: the Turks, Algerians, Kouloughlis, the migrant Andalucians, Negroes, Jewish, and Europeans.
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