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Medieval society was a feudal system. In this system, the king and wealthy class owned all of the property. The lower classes were allowed to work on the land an pay taxes to support the wealthy land owners.
Yes, Quakers were wealthy land owners who live in the southern colonies.
Wealthy plantation owners.
they were property of slave owners(the people who brought them form the market).
They were large land owners, wealthy merchants, and professionals who were in support of the Constitution.
Bourgeoisie: Wealthy property owners who exploit the working classSocialism: Promotes economic equality and cooperationCommunism: Means of production owned by the stateProletariat: The exploited working class
According to Marxist thought, the word bourgeoisie was used for the rich class of property owners that exploited the working class. Karl Marx was a socialist and economist who lived from 1818 to 1883.
Marxismn: Theory and practice derived from the writings of karl marx The Communist Manifesto: book written by Karl Marx Bourgeoisie: Wealthy property owners who exploit the working class Socialism: Government- controlled social and economic equality and cooperation
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because they were trying to learn how to suck their own dicks
elect officials and the people who were wealthy in the colonies.Another View: Those citizens who were property owners. If you didn't own property you did not have a vote.
Medieval society was a feudal system. In this system, the king and wealthy class owned all of the property. The lower classes were allowed to work on the land an pay taxes to support the wealthy land owners.
Yes, Quakers were wealthy land owners who live in the southern colonies.
If they were wealthy they were not middle class.
No. That is the main purpose of slavery: don't having to pay wages, or provide for healthy working conditions to their laborers.
Karl Marx, a philosopher and economist, believed that the working class (proletariat) would eventually revolt against the wealthy capitalist class (bourgeoisie) in a socialist revolution, leading to the establishment of a classless society.