The Aristocrats are the elite society, the upper class, the rich people of a country, in this case from London. They usually have remarkable tittles in society, which give them great power and have a strong word in most subjects spoken or done inside the society.
The Aristocracy is also divided in sub-classes, which are classified by their work, power, and achievements. Mostly, the Aristocracy consists in The Royal Family, the nobility, lords and officers of state. (Hierarchy Structure, 2013)
With the Industrial Revolution, the Aristocracy lifestyle grew a lot in terms of power and money, the rich got richer, they used their money to build factories and increase their income with the advent of new technologies, from now on they have their goods …show more content…
We also have the Landowners that lived normally on estates, normally outside the towns, that had been owned by their families for generations and had been later granted to them, these estates could be a self-sufficient with small farms attached which the Working Class used to work and then pay the rent to the Landowner.
The lifestyle was not like the royalty but still was much better than the Poor/ Working Class. They had more money and they had property, also, they lived in huge houses/mansions, dressed fine cloths, had plenty of food/goods and had their servants to attend them. Their leisure time and social interactions were a similar to the …show more content…
They all thought that they had a great chance ahead of them, but soon they realize it was all lies and now their life is very different from what they were expecting.
They become now part of the Working Class, some of them did Labor work, others went to factories or even mines, what they accomplished with this new positions is ridiculously outrageous, this workers now work from 12 to 14 hours a day, 6 days a week that are spent in manual monotonous work, some people even got some deformations/debilities in their body because they did the same movement for hours.
Besides this, the conditions they work in are absolutely awful, they got all the pressure they could get from their supervisors because they were yelling all the time with their workers, plus, the dirt, the heat, the lack of light and the poor ventilation make the workers exhausted, after bear with all this, the workers usually only get around 10£ a
The Aristocracy is also divided in sub-classes, which are classified by their work, power, and achievements. Mostly, the Aristocracy consists in The Royal Family, the nobility, lords and officers of state. (Hierarchy Structure, 2013)
With the Industrial Revolution, the Aristocracy lifestyle grew a lot in terms of power and money, the rich got richer, they used their money to build factories and increase their income with the advent of new technologies, from now on they have their goods …show more content…
We also have the Landowners that lived normally on estates, normally outside the towns, that had been owned by their families for generations and had been later granted to them, these estates could be a self-sufficient with small farms attached which the Working Class used to work and then pay the rent to the Landowner.
The lifestyle was not like the royalty but still was much better than the Poor/ Working Class. They had more money and they had property, also, they lived in huge houses/mansions, dressed fine cloths, had plenty of food/goods and had their servants to attend them. Their leisure time and social interactions were a similar to the …show more content…
They all thought that they had a great chance ahead of them, but soon they realize it was all lies and now their life is very different from what they were expecting.
They become now part of the Working Class, some of them did Labor work, others went to factories or even mines, what they accomplished with this new positions is ridiculously outrageous, this workers now work from 12 to 14 hours a day, 6 days a week that are spent in manual monotonous work, some people even got some deformations/debilities in their body because they did the same movement for hours.
Besides this, the conditions they work in are absolutely awful, they got all the pressure they could get from their supervisors because they were yelling all the time with their workers, plus, the dirt, the heat, the lack of light and the poor ventilation make the workers exhausted, after bear with all this, the workers usually only get around 10£ a