Yes! majority of them were revolutionaries but not all of them. Some were with the government.
BAD because they didn't get enough pay
The structure of society changed to include a growing working class
Karl Marx
Another name for the working class is blue collar workers. Working folk, rank and file, and working stiffs are also other names of the working class.
The miners strike will always be remembered British working class history as the most significant turning point in power relationship between working class organizations of the trade unions, and state representing interests of the privileged minority in late twentieth century.
BAD because they didn't get enough pay
Ellen Ross has written: 'The debate on luxury in eighteenth-century France' 'Love and toil' -- subject(s): History, Motherhood, Poor, Working class
middle class
The working class is called in French 'la classe ouvrière'.The word used to describe the "working middle class," and that came to be used in terms of class struggle, is the bourgeoisie.
Up until the nineteenth century, actors wore whatever people of the time wore, suitable to the class of the character. Thus the actor playing Bottom, a working class guy, wore sixteenth-century working class clothes in the sixteenth century, seventeenth century working class clothes in the seventeenth century, and eighteenth century working class clothes in the eighteenth. In the nineteenth century, producers became preoccupied with the "period of the play", a precise historical period in which the play was supposed to take place. Thus they decided that Bottom was a working class guy in Ancient Greece and should wear Ancient Greek clothes. Since the 1960s, however, directors have increasingly viewed period as a flexible concept, so Bottom might wear twentieth-century American working class clothes, or eighteenth-century French working class clothes, or medieval Japanese working class clothes, depending which style suits the impression the director is trying to make.
yes
He was moved by working-class struggles and the realities of poor people
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They promoted better working conditions. Especially for middle/working class workers
They promoted better working conditions. Especially for middle/working class workers
John T Jackson has written: 'Working-class housing in nineteenth-century Great Britain' -- subject(s): Bibliography, History, Housing, Working class, Dwellings
The author Grainne DeBuitlear has written the book "Locked Out: A Century of Irish Working-Class Life." It examines the social history of Dublin in the 20th century, focusing on the lives of working-class families living in the city.