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Was the working class was fully represented in the House of Commons?
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Which house of the parliament was created to represent the working class people of england?
House of Commons
Which house of Parliament was created to represent the working class people of England?
House of Commons
Which class was not represented in the branches of parliament?
Working Class
What was the name for the french working class revolution living in the city?
The French working class (a.k.a. the bourgeoisie) was represented in the Estates General by the 3rd Estate.
What is the name of the horse in Animal Farm?
Like the book? The horses represented the working class.
What does Boxer's death represent?
Boxer represented the Russian working class so I'm just assuming it represents the fall of the working people of russia
How did the French Revolution of 1848 benefit workers?
The French Revolution allowed for the working class an opportunity to gain wealth and elevate to the next higher class level, instead of a society represented by the rich class and poor class.
What was the original purpose of a row house?
to provide single-family homes for working-class families.
Who were the members of the British House of Commons and how did they become members?
youll find the answer here but will have to put it in youre own words .... Parliament has two parts: the House of Commons and the House of Lords.In contrast to the House of Lords, the House of Commons consisted of representatives from different cities and towns (the name Commons refers to communes or communities). Some towns or areas held elections. In most cases, though, the rich nobles selected a representative from their own ranks. Traditionally, the seat would go to the wealthiest landholder in the area. There was no right to representation in Parliament; the king decided whether a town or area would have a representative in the House of Commons.Parliament's House of Commons was the voice of the propertied classes in England, sometimes called the gentry. The term gentry is often used to mean "the nobility," "the upper classes," or "the aristocracy." However, in English history, it refers to the wealthy landowners who do not have titles and are not in the House of Lords. They are the second class of wealthy people in England (below the lords). There were a few others in the House of Commons who were not gentry. In 1603, for example, about 10% of the 475 members were merchants, and about 10% were lawyers.
What is the motto of Independent Working Class Association?
The motto of Independent Working Class Association is 'Working-class rule for working-class areas'.
Why did Lawrence Ferlinghetti write two scavengers in a truck two beautiful people in a Mercedes?
Lawrence Ferlinghetti wrote the poem to comment on the disparities in society between the working class represented by the garbage collectors and the wealthy represented by the couple in the Mercedes. The poem highlights how societal class differences can impact human interactions and relationships.
Working class consciousness?
The idea of a working class consciousness originated with Karl Marx. He believed that the working class was unfairly treated by the rich ruling class.
