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Working class is a term used in academic sociology and in ordinary conversation to describe, depending on context and speaker, those employed in lower tier jobs as measured by skill, education, and c...
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Tim and Pamela belong to lower-class families. Life is hard for them and it is a struggle to survive. ... Of children of lower class families, those whose who were lucky enough to go to school, usually had to leave at an early age. Children had to start working to help earn money for their family. These families had...
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In a complex society various measures of class may come apart: for example, ... Distinctions are made between classes. The lower class (often referred to as "working class" or blue-collar workers) is generally associated with people with low levels of education, unskilled or semiskilled occupations, and low income.
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The population of the lower-class society is huge, and it is even more so in China. There are some very profitable Internet companies thrive on providing service to the lower-class people, such as qq.com. This company has more than 400 million accounts, and their major revenue source is user charges.
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Urban Life: Cities, Towns, and the Lower Classes ... Advertisement for a wild-animal display in Moscow's most ill-famed slum,; the Khitrov Market (the area served as the setting for; Maksim Gorkii's "The Lower Depths");
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During the 19th century, the lower, or working, class developed from the groups of 18th century traditional rural peasants and laborers. At the same time, some new occupations were created which primarily the number of individuals and families in these fields exploded in number, creating a substantial lower class.
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The urban lower class, which made up about 15 percent of the total population in the early 1980s, was concentrated in Port-au- Prince and the major coastal towns. Increased migration from rural areas contributed greatly to the growth of this class.
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This conservatism existed because, despite their stability relative to other members of the lower class, their status in the society was fairly tenuous, resting solely on maintenance of their occupation. Loss of job would seriously impair a factory worker's ability to maintain his status.
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The socioeconomic class or classes of lower than middle rank in a society. ... lower-class - occupying the lowest socioeconomic position in a society ... Andrew is dating a sexy, lower-class babe (Elizabeth Banks), who incurs the wrath of the sharp-tongued Marcia.
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