Title: Social Classes During The Industrial Revolution - 1165 Words | Bartleby
Headings: Social Classes During The Industrial Revolution
Social Classes During The Industrial Revolution
Socoial Class Division During the Industrial Revolution
The Main Causes And Contributions Of The Industrial Revolution
British Industrial Revolution
The Era Of Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution Of The 19th Century
Bourgeoisie And Industrialism
Causes Of The Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution : A Time Of Social And Economic Change
Causes Of The Revolutions Of 1848
Similarities Between Industrialism And Industrialization

Content: The advantaged social class that had enjoyed wealth and success, had now achieved a new level of luxury. The middle class saw benefits from the new era and seized the opportunity. The middle class allowed the working class to lift them into the upper class by creating many jobs in their factories and businesses. The middle class…show more content…
They constructed mansions and libraries and museums and collected fine art with their newfound wealth. They extended their range of fine silk clothes and comfortable furniture and ran factories with cheap labour from the working class. The middle class probably had the biggest positive impact. Due to their small factories or businesses success, the middle class benefited and they made their way to the upper class. As this happened the middle class took advantage of newly affordable items such as furniture and clothing allowing themselves a more comfortable life. Negative effects
The Working class that made up around 80% of society had little or no bargaining power with their employers resulting in the continuation of unfair working hours, bad wages, and unsanitary and hazardous working conditions. The workers could not even fight for their rights in the political system as only the rich were eligible to vote.