What new social class emerged during the Renaissance?

the middle class

A middle class

A middle class was created

The two new classes that emerged from the Industrial Revolution were the "working" class and "middle" class. These replaced the nobility and peasants.

Working-Class

working class

The bourgeoisie was the new social class that emerged as a result of the Crusades. It was dominated by the property-owning class and this class played a role in history by revolutionizing industry and modernizing society.

a wealthy class that supported the arts emerged

Middle class

middle class

social classes would affect what someone would wear or what color they want to wear during the renaissance because based on there classes the upper class; royalty class has the most power so if they need or want something they would go to the middle; working class or most likely the lower; slave or servant class. the lower class has no say in any decisions , therefore the social classes mostly have affect on the… Read More

Social status changed fron birthright to be able to climb the social ladder based on wealth and ability. The middle class developed.

1st class -Priest 2nd class-Rulers 3rd class-merchants 4th class-servents

The Peninsulares.

The Middle Kingdom

With individualism anyone could pursue their dreams and be what they wanted and people could become at a higher class then they were originally at~! Awesome ain't it

1st class- priests(gurus) 2nd class- rulers(rajas) 3rd class- merchants 4th class- servants

The Middle Kingdom

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The European Social class in the renaissance period was the birth of humanism. Most people in this time started to decline the teachings and preachings of the church and started thinking on their own. The time was also separated into many division classes based on wealth.

middle class/ working class

At the top of the system were the gentry of upper class individuals. Then followed the middle class citizens, who were merchants, shopkeepers, skilled artisans, minor officials, etc. Lastly, at the bottom of society were laborers, soldiers, and servants.

The jobs women in the middle class did during the Renaissance varied depending on their families. Many worked as assistants for their male family member's businesses like merchantry, artisanry, cobbling, sewing, and the like.

In the renaissance class differences were not such a big deal. In the renaissance you were viewed for what you did, rather than where you came from as it was in the middleages.

The class was studying about civilizations during antiquity in their Social Studies class.

Working Class Middle Class Upper Class and Nobility and Gentry

Well, Life in London during the Renaissance was About the same as it had been in The Middle Ages, there were still no hygenal morals and no sense of class, or manners! Written By: Lorelei Jacobson:)

At the top of the class were the nobles and the merchants which had normally ruled the cities. Below them were the less wealthy merchants and trades-people and the poor and destitute. This final group probably made up one fourth to one third of the urban population during the Renaissance. Finally, there were the domestic slaves even though there were very few of them.

the middle class

The Middle Class

Humanism During the Renaissance. The Renaissance was an incrediblyimportant turning point in Western Intellectual and Cultural Tradition . ... The majorpollical changes of the Renaissance were from the old Feudal System of the Middle Ages into a more flexible and liberal class system.

middle class

During the Middle Kingdom era, the middle class of artisans and scribes emerged. These people did not own estates and often lived and worked in towns.

Reformation had an effect in religious practices and social class. In the first, it created a different denominations like the catholic and Protestants. The social classes emerged stronger, that is, middle class became stronger and thus expanded economically and politically while the lower class began to exert themselves.

The working class and the ruling class

The middle class benefited the most from the Industrial Revolution.

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the working class.

The social class structure was pharaoh,viziers,overseers,nomarchs,scribes,craftworkers,farmers and lastly slaves.

During the English Renaissance lower class people would have traveled by foot but only as needed since the roads were dangerous. Middle and upper class people, often with guards, were able to travel by coach and horse. Travel by boat was also an option whether on the sea or a river.

There were several different social classes in Philadelphia during the colonial period. The top class decided on laws and regulations, the next was considered the gentry. Gentry ran most everything. Under the gentry were the middle class and then the lower class.

art and learning flourished through out this time, many artists and philosiphers emerged. many people became more educated or wanted to be more literate:there was a demand for a literate class. Hope that helps

Farmers, a rung below artists.

The social change that was brought about during the early industrial revolution was the emergence of the middle class and the working class. It brought more jobs to the cities and improved living conditions for many people.

Many women devoted themselves to social reform.

In order for rulers and the wealthy to show sophistication and class during renaissance, they would in a practical sense, invest in arts to show off thier status.

F. W. Kent has written: 'Lorenzo de' Medici and the Art of Magnificence (The Johns Hopkins Symposia in Comparative History)' 'Household and lineage in Renaissance Florence' -- subject(s): History, Renaissance, Social life and customs, Upper class, Upper class families

Renaissance literally means rebirth. During the Renaissance, people discovered and rediscovered old ideas and new ones, especially Greco-Roman ones. The mindset of the time was that men can do whatever they put their heart to. Renaissance art had equal parts Classical antiquity, but also embracing new and contemporary scientific knowledge. The arts were improving. Politically, cities were often ruled by the richest families. It was the best time to be an artist because everyone wanted… Read More

The Industrial Middle Class and the Industrial Working Class

The middle class and the working class