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    poor class is under the poverty threshold. These people have enough income to get by but often time struggle. The majority of this specific sector of the population is uneducated and in some cases are homeless. These people are continuously looking for employment and the average life expectancy is lowered drastically due to hunger and disease. People in this class suffer from lack of medical care, adequate housing and food, clothing, safety, and vocational training. The working class/middle…

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    1. Middle, working and poor class in the United States, are difficult concepts to define and agree upon because they are all very ambiguously defined and there is disagreement about what these terms entail, even though the terms are commonly used. The middle class is split up into two subgroups: the upper/professional middle class and the lower middle class. The upper middle class are those who are educated, salaried professionals and managers, whereas the lower middle class are individuals who…

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    community is one in which the middle class is in control, and outnumbers both of the other classes.” (Politics) Aristotle was the first author to theorize about the middle class, but he was not the only author to do so. Melancton Smith’s ideas of the middle class were similar in the basic ideas to those of Aristotle. He believed the middle class was the most ideal class to run legislature in the United States. Melancton Smith believed that the larger the middle class was, the less likely there…

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    Samson The Vanishing Middle Class Analysis Government, politics, and the death of the “American Dream” are just a few of the topics discussed in The Vanishing Middle Class, a recent nonfiction account of the inequalities of the American economic system by economist Peter Temin. Temin describes the economic inequality of the current class system as grouped into the top 1% who hold 99% of the nation’s wealth, the poorer, lower income class, and the titled “vanishing” middle class. The problems…

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    English 101 Prof Lorena Fuentes The introduction of “HAND TO MOUTH” is a very typical example of the middle class in America. According to the introduction, the author explains the expense in their family such as mortgage, clothing, child care etc. However, Elizabeth Warren who is the author of “The Vanishing Middle Class” hold the view that burden of the middle class is becoming heavier. Even today’s median-earing family is making a lot of money comparing with their parent’s…

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    Henry Ford Middle Class

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    way of transportation demanding more unnecessary features, but how would you have seen it in the nineteen hundreds when it was just a toy for the rich? Would you ever think there could be a middle class car that could be for everyone? Henry ford an American Industrialist Made it possible for many middle class american. By creating the first “Model T”that was durable, practical and affordable for many. By the time of 1908 - 25 more than half knew how to drive and owned the “Model T”. The demand…

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    poor and the middle thrives the most in comparison to other regimes. The middle class acts in a way that benefits themselves without causing disruption to the society. They balance out the rich and the poor by preventing one side from taking too much control. Book V, chapter 11, starts by pointing out this division into three parts (1295a) and concludes the section with how the middle stabilizes society (1296b). From the beginning of the section, Aristotle displays the virtue of the middle since…

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    to social class is controversial. Crime rates are often gathered through crime statistics which are lacking in classifying people appropriately. Statistics can also be less reliable if police are more likely to arrest suspects considered to be lower-class than the middle-class. Nevertheless, it was once believed that youth gang affiliation we something that only pertained to the norms and values of the lower-class culture. In fact, Albert Cohen believed delinquency by the middle-class emerged…

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    Middle class in today’s world is mainly composed by professionals who have achieved a college degree; the demand is definitely higher than in the past, a High School Diploma is no longer enough to achieve success. Twenty years ago, the demand for a high educational level was not imperative, people who had jobs in the area of manufacturing, transportation, and mining, were considered to be classified as middle class; nowadays middle class is composed mainly by people carrying out jobs in…

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    The world’s population is constantly growing, and with this comes the growth of the world’s middle class. The growth of the world’s middle class is beneficial to those who are moving up in their social and socio-economic statuses, however, this global increase of middle classes can be seen to be linked with the global increase in ecological footprint. The amount of people living in a middle class status has increased dramatically, similarly to global ecological footprint which is also increasing…

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