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There were blacksmiths, grinders, millers, stone carvers, tinsmiths, landlords, laborers (Like slaves) and, silk spinners.
There was a shortage of skilled heavy equipment operators for the guillotine.
Most jobs were as poor farmers. The 97% of the people were in the third estate, which before the revolution meant they were poor. But they had no say and were all struggling. The people farmed the land, gave a big percent of the crop to the lords/nobles, who gave a share to the king and the nobles and the king sat fat and happy all the time. Farmers were pretty much at risk of starving. That was actually a key point in the revolution. Some of those people came into power and became the middle class, but were still in the third estate because the weren't born into the 1st or 2nd estate.
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Who were the urban workers in the french revolution?
Urban Workers are part of the third estate that include Bourgeoisie and peasants. They make up about 97%-98% of the french population. Urban workers usually work in the kitchen and barely have jobs. They were heavily taxed like the other two groups and barely had money to by food. Hence they rebelled against Marie and Louis.
How did the rail roads impact the Europeans?
(They had new opportunities) Advancements in medicine during the Industrial Revolution meant more lives were saved.
Which part of canada did the french settle?
Ontario --------------- But mostly lower Quebec, along the St Lawrence. Of course as Canada grew so did the French who have settled where ever there are Federal offices as most of those jobs are reserved for people who speak French.
Why would the government consider it necessary to get involved in disputes between workers and management?
Originating in Europe, trade unions became popular in many countries during the Industrial Revolution, when the lack of skill necessary to perform most jobs shifted employment bargaining power almost completely to the employers' side, causing.
Is it true that the number of women who held jobs outside the home increased during the 1950s?
False! It decreased
What jobs where there during the Industrial Revolution?
its your mom
What were the Jobs during the revolution war?
going shopping
Was the guillotine made in the Industrial Revolution?
The guillotine wasn't in the industrial revolution ( that is when machines took over jobs and factories started) it was in the French Revolution .
What was the jobs of the middle class had in Britain during the Industrial Revolution?
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What did children do during the American Revolution?
In that time, children actually worked jobs.
What changed in wolverton during the Industrial Revolution?
There started to become more jobs.
Why was there extreme poverty during the Russian revolution?
Russia was so poor because before the revolution there was not a lot of jobs out there until the revolution and people were changing there style
Why is a feudal pyramid shaped into a pyramid?
that is because the kings do less jobs then the peasants and peasants do more
Who were the urban workers in the french revolution?
Urban Workers are part of the third estate that include Bourgeoisie and peasants. They make up about 97%-98% of the french population. Urban workers usually work in the kitchen and barely have jobs. They were heavily taxed like the other two groups and barely had money to by food. Hence they rebelled against Marie and Louis.
How much money do peasants get?
peasants got very little from what great jobs they did because no one else did it for them.
Why did people flock British cities and towns during the industrial revolution?
Think about all the jobs that were there.
Why were the peasants and the Urban workers dissatisfied with the course of events by the late 1791- early 1792 during the french revolution?
The peasants were unhappy because they lacked food to eat, and to survive. Also King Louis IVV forced them to pay taxes. The King did nothing to stop the local aristocrat's animals wandering all over their land eating the crops. They worked at farms for nothing, the amount of money they get paid was little or nothing while the aristocrats had plenty. It sort of can be compared to the way things are going now with gas prices, sooner or later the "peasants" will get tired of being gouged by the oil companies and bring them down. And... not to mention... the peasants were at the bottom of the social class. they didnt have many rights, so they couldn't get different or better jobs.
