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What is aristoracy?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 4/29/2024

"aristocracy" is "rule of the aristocrats" when rich people are in control of the government

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What does aristoracy mean?

Aristocracy mean the high class. This means the higher wealth and more educated class of people.


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England became the first industrialised country. The ownership of land, which had been the aristoracy's means of controlling the populace became increasingly irrelevent as more money was made in factories.


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