How Did The Middle Class Create A Class Tension During The Industrial Revolution

During the industrial revolution, there were many class tensions that happened due to the industrial revolution. There were quite a few. First and one of the main ones is the growth and expansion of the middle class. It doesn't seem like this would be a class tension but it was because since the middle class which was made up of government employees, doctors, lawyers, and other higher paying jobs was expanding and getting paid more, the upper class resented and were mad because the middle class started to get paid more than them. This created one class tension. Another one was also because of the growth and the expansion of the middle class. This one was also a class tension because of the large differences between the middle class and working
classes conditions. The middle class was paid well, treated well, and had good working hours while the working class which was made up of laborers was overworked, under paid, bad working conditions and were often treated poorly. This was also a class tension because the working class also resented and were angry so they started riots.