Compare the Late-Nineteenth-Century Working-Class and Middle-Class Family in Terms of Changing

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Essay

Compare the late-nineteenth-century working-class and middle-class family in terms of changing approaches to "getting ahead"; economic responsibilities of family members; and attitudes toward leisure, amusement, culture, and education.

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Definitions:

Canadian State

The political entity consisting of the federal government and provinces of Canada, responsible for governing the country according to its laws and regulations.

Policies and Laws

Established rules and guidelines, formally enforced through legal and governmental institutions, that govern behavior within a society.

Class Conflict

The tension or antagonism that exists in society due to competing socioeconomic interests and desires between people of different classes.

Resistance to Democracy

Opposition or reluctance towards adopting democratic principles, systems, or practices within a society or government.