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    Being in a working middle class family, we never really struggled but we did not have to luxury lifestyle we always dreamed of. My dad always portrayed they messages of “you do not have to work because your parents work, but you are going to work to understand that you have to work hard for your money”. I am very much spoiled but my parents did make me go find job to get the feeling of what most working middle class felt like. Even though I was spoil and often times received what I wanted, the…

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    From Housewives to Working Class Woman The Industrial Revolution started in England bringing new wealth, growth to the middle class, and new industrial machinery. But most importantly the Industrial Revolution made working class women hard independent workers, political, and better faster housekeepers than before. Gender roles gave plenty of power to the males as head of households and responsible for politics and the home income. Females in the other hand were lower rank than males because it…

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    PART 2  Through the understanding of the main text Laborem exercens, I gained an insight into the concept of the working class or lower level of society lacking the necessary resources to attain all their desirable needs. The dignity of the work and the rights of the worker plays an important role and due to their profession, this should not result in the exploitation of the workers by the authoritative figures. The text placed emphasis on how there should be physical/social barriers placed…

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    Engels Working Class

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    through The Condition of the Working Class in England, give us firsthand perspectives into the inception and development of the capitalist society we know today. Our graduation from communal property to private property has torn through the Cottage Industry, the need for factory workers in the developed world, and now is on a path to eliminating a need for the “99%”. Using the ideas from the More and Engels, we are able to compare and contrast their separation of class and property as well as…

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    Working-Class Ideology

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    I chose the theme, “working-class ideology is different from the middle-class ideology.” This particular theme is accurate because it best captures the overall meaning of the story. In the story, the doctor is perceived in a way of being a lower class. The doctor becomes frustrated with the patient parents because, of how they treat him. William Carlos Williams, in the story “The Use of Forces,” the doctor states “when I arrived I was met by the mother… very clean and apologetic who merely said,…

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    Social Working Class

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    through The Condition of the Working Class in England, give us firsthand perspectives into the inception and development of the capitalist society we know today. Our graduation from communal property to private property has torn through the Cottage Industry, the need for factory workers in the developed world, and now is on a path to eliminating a need for the “99%”. Using the ideas from the More and Engels, we are able to compare and contrast their separation of class and property as well as…

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    Working Class In America

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    America, working class individuals did not have much opportunity in searching for self definition. This was a time in American history where big businesses and industries were flourishing and dominated a big part of the economy including the roles of workers. Many of these working class individuals were treated very poorly by their employers by having to deal with terrible working conditions and miniscule pay. The influx of immigrants into American also occurring at the same time made these…

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    Engels Working Class

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    The Manchester School I wish to contrast the “facts” of Gradgrind with the research drive of Engels, seen in his opening to the English edition of The Condition of the Working Class in England. As already noted, this 1845 book was a source and guide for Marx in his chapter on The Working Day. A contrast can be made between how Engels uses Government reports, including the Blue Books, as waste-paper from commissions of inquiry, with Gradgrind. Even though Engels has fun pretending he will give up…

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    The 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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    My target market is working women of upper-middle-class because they have enough money to spend a higher amount of money on cosmetics and jewelry vs the working class. The more money an individual has the more likely they are to make jewelry purchases. When speaking about cosmetics women don’t mind spending good money on makeup once they find a product that works for them. High end cosmetics are preferred more often than not due to being longer lasting, and having more color depth which are some…

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