In 1760, earnings varied significantly based on occupation, social class, and location. For example, skilled tradesmen might earn around £30 to £50 a year, while unskilled laborers typically made about £10 to £20 annually. Wealthy landowners and merchants, on the other hand, could accumulate substantial fortunes, often surpassing £1,000 per year. Overall, the economic landscape was shaped by agrarian economies, colonial trade, and the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in certain regions.
Nothing they where jobless
About 3 dollars a day.
well 8 people a week with your mom
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how much money does georgia make from peaches
During the 1760's Britain was so in debt from borrowing so much money for the war.
different people make different amounts =)
not enough
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alot of money by helping other people
Have you ever wanted to go as far is to what look like?
It depends on the job they have. Not all Mexicans make the same. That's like asking how much money do white people or black people make an hour
Yes, people make money using concession carts depending on where and what they are selling.
The great depression was a time where many people could not make much money, and it was hard to make money.
They do not make much apart from oil
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to make money