Cultural capital refers to the knowledge, skills, and behaviors that individuals acquire through their cultural experiences and upbringing. In terms of social class, cultural capital can indicate a person's access to resources, opportunities, and networks based on their education, tastes, and cultural practices. Individuals with higher cultural capital, such as extensive education, refined tastes, and familiarity with elite cultural norms, are often associated with higher social class status.
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 poor people because they must do what there told to do.
"Social" in French is translated as "social" (pronounced so-see-AL).
There is a widespread public association between swearing and social class, and many of those who criticise the habit most strongly do so because they believe it to be a 'common' and unrefined habit. It may be fair to say that many regular swearers come from anarchic or lower-class backgrounds, and that they swear primarily as a means of distancing themselves from mainstream society and affirming their position as a member of a particular social group. However, many famous swearers do not come from such backgrounds, and even English monarchs and American Presidents have been known to participate in the habit source: http://www.andrewgray.com/essays/swearing.htm
I would say that "cultural tolerance" would be like our nation as a whole is basically Christian in our beliefs but we also allow citizens to practice other religions such as Buddhism, etc so we (Americans) have a cultural tolerance for different religious beliefs.
Homosexuality was a capital offense. Social classes were very distinct in that the wealthy were the most elite and had control of everything, while the poor or peasants were treated as a subhuman culture. Men were the most elite and made all of the decisions of the household. The wives had no say in how the family was ran and for a woman to have a child out of wedlock was unheard of. She would of been shunned by her own peers.
The wealthy
Because of the 'social-class' w/ the Soc's. She's nice to them, but likes her social standing also.
Well seeing as he was the Earl of Ormond and Ossory, and heir of Thomas Butler, and soon after knighted, I'd say he was of the aristocratic social class, either that of the very upper class (A)
Capital
You can say "La capital es Albany". Note: "El capital" means "investment money", "la capital" means "a capital city".
Ciudad capital.
cultural......the same as english
I would say it is cultural.
bear class say is to correct?
Capital = Haupt Capital city - Hauptstadt Capital letter - Hauptbuchstabe
Yes, Karl Marx argued that in a capitalist system, capital is produced by the exploitation of labor by the capitalist class. He believed that profits are derived from the surplus value created by workers that is not returned to them in the form of wages.
Capital gains are taken from the productivity wherever the payer works, and they receive no benefit from them. As well, in short you may say anyone who is at at least middle class. Capital gains are generally taxed at a preferential rate in comparison to ordinary income 26 U.S.C.