In What Way Was the Nineteenth-Century German Middle Class Different

question 15

Multiple Choice

In what way was the nineteenth-century German middle class different from its British and French counterparts?

• A)The German middle class remained mostly outside of political life.
• B)The German middle class was better off financially.
• C)The German middle class was a tiny percentage of the population.
• D)The German middle class was more left wing.
• E)The German middle class was not as wealthy.

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