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Industrial Revolution in Britain 1800 to 1860 life of the upper and middle classes?
Your question needs to be refined to where we can understand it. Well, life for the upper classes will always be better. Read Oliver Twist, Great Expectation, and other novels by Charles Dickens.
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Who made up the middle class in Britain?
The Industrial Revolution helped create a new society in Europe.
What two classes emerged in the European society in the industrial revolution?
Burgoisies The well-to-do and the poor (Apex)
What group held power in Britain before the Industrial Revolution?
Answer The Industrial Revolution was a major and rapid change in manufacturing, transport and industry in general, which began around the middle of the eighteenth century. Unlike, say the American Revolution, or other political revolutions, it did not involve any major changes in government or government power. The increase in industry did lead, much later, to the "working classes" being political, and the eventual formation of the British Labour Party.
Wich best describes the jobs the middle class had in Britain during the industrial revolution?
The middle class had professional jobs in fields such as banking, business, engineering, or medicine.
What class rises greatly in power during the Industrial Revolution?
The middle class was the one that rises greatly in power during the Industrial Revolution.
What was the jobs of the middle class had in Britain during the Industrial Revolution?
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How did industrialization revolution affect the development of social classes?
The Industrial Revolution helped to create a powerful middle class. It did not exist before that.
How did the industrial revolution cut the into power of the upper classes?
Middle-class professionals demanded a voice in government.
How did the Industrial Revolution cut into the political power of the classes?
Middle-class professionals demanded a voice in a government
Who made up the middle class in Britain?
The Industrial Revolution helped create a new society in Europe.
What contributed most to the growing gaps between social classes during the Industrial Revolution?
The growth of the middle class contributed most to the growing gap between social classes during the Industrial Revolution.There many things which contributed to the growing gap between social classes during the industrial revolution. The most contributor was inequality in income and wealth distribution.The advent of the Industrial Revolution added a wealthy burgeoning Middle Class to the social structure. These were the capitalists who became wealthy from the industrial revolution. However, while the Middle Class and aristocrats flourished, the poor got even poorer and the gap between rich and poor widened even more.
What two classes emerged in the European society in the industrial revolution?
Burgoisies The well-to-do and the poor (Apex)
As a result of the Industrial revolution what was there an increase in?
The industrial revolution led to changes in Cotton production, The Coal and Iron Industry, Railroads, The New Factories, but most importantly, growth of cities and the emergency of two new social classes; THE INDUSTRIAL MIDDLE CLASS and THE INDUSTRIAL WORKING CLASS.
Which best describes the job the middle class in Britain during the industrial revolution?
The middle class had professional jobs in fields such as banking, business, engineering, or medicine.
How did the Industrial Revolution allow the middle class to expand in Britain in the early 1800s?
the industrail rev. made possilbe for travel to be faster and more available to the striving middle class
What contributed most to the growing gap between social classes during the indutrial revolution?
Answer this question… An increase in both low-skilled manufacturing jobs and high-skilled middle-class jobs
What group held power in Britain before the Industrial Revolution?
Answer The Industrial Revolution was a major and rapid change in manufacturing, transport and industry in general, which began around the middle of the eighteenth century. Unlike, say the American Revolution, or other political revolutions, it did not involve any major changes in government or government power. The increase in industry did lead, much later, to the "working classes" being political, and the eventual formation of the British Labour Party.
