In Nineteenth-Century Society,the "Middle Class" Was Unified by Similar or Common

question 72

Multiple Choice

In nineteenth-century society,the "middle class" was unified by similar or common:

• A) income.
• B) material possessions.
• C) religion.
• D) values.
• E) family ties.

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