The poor felt abused and forgotten throughout the Gilded Age. There were few labor unions and strikes were fairly unsuccessful at improving working conditions and wages. Tycoons like J.P. Morgan and Rockefeller were notorious for exploiting poor workers. If that wasn't enough, city life was impacted and ghetto-like. No cities were adequately prepared to manage trash collection or even have a proper sewage system, and the pro-business Gilded Age government often looked the other way while the poor suffered. There was a popular sentiment that poor people were lazy, therefore they deserved the conditions in which they lived.
people cannot feed their family
Pros:Innovation and InventionCaptains of IndustryImmigrationLabor UnionsCons:Robber BaronsImmigrationWorking ConditionsLiving conditions for the poor
a photographer in the guilded age taking pictures of poor families and suburbs
They were a groupl of people who wanted to reform life for farmers and poor people.-
because of they sow they were poor and show their crying emotions
A spanish poor people society.
During the Gilded Age, people who gained their wealth by stealing from the poor were known as "robber barons." These were individuals who amassed great fortunes through unethical business practices such as exploitation of workers and monopolistic control of industries.
The aristocrats are the ones that are making the poor people more poor. They are the highest class of people in society.
There difference with money
Because Sparta depended on slaves to do their work
only if you sit with poor posture
It Affected because they had no home
people cannot feed their family
the goal of the great society is for helping poor people and stop poverty.
Pros:Innovation and InventionCaptains of IndustryImmigrationLabor UnionsCons:Robber BaronsImmigrationWorking ConditionsLiving conditions for the poor
A society in which the gap between the "haves" and the "have nots" is wide- that is, there are many poor people, many wealthy people, and a shrinking middle class
Your society might look down on poor vs. rich relationships because it is more difficult to appreciate the poor than it is to appreciate the rich. In most societies, it is believed that rich people tend to be more educated and sometimes "better" than poor people.