What is the order of the Arawak social pyramid?

The Arawak social pyramid is typically structured with the chief, or cacique, at the top, serving as the leader and decision-maker for the community. Below the chief are the nobles or elite, who assist in governance and hold significant influence. The next tier consists of commoners, who are the majority and engage in daily labor and subsistence activities. At the bottom of the pyramid, there may be enslaved individuals or those in servitude, though their presence and status could vary among different Arawak groups.