The Middle Classes of Nineteenth-Century Europe

question 8

Multiple Choice

The middle classes of nineteenth-century Europe

• A)were composed mostly of shopkeepers and manufacturers who barely lived above the poverty line.
• B)offered little opportunity for women in improving their lot.
• C)were very concerned with propriety and shared values of hard work and Christian morality.
• D)viewed progress with distrust, as they did not wish to lose their economic gains.
• E)were sinking in economic and social security because of the increase of plutocrats.

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