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The class of nobles was the Second Estate.
Nearly 80 percent of the European population in the early 1900s was made up of peasants living in rural areas and working in agriculture. Industrialization and urbanization began to change this demographic landscape during this time period.
The middle class and the working class
Willy Russell's family belonged to the working class. His upbringing has greatly influenced his plays and writing, which often explore themes of class and social issues.
Working class voters
Germany.
Working-class voters
The serfs belonged to the poor class.
Sailors historically belonged to the working class, as they typically held manual labor jobs on ships. Their social class has often been associated with a rough-and-tumble lifestyle due to the demands of their work at sea.