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    I have been privileged enough to been raised in the upper middle class. This is because of my parent’s professions. As soon as I joined the military and was responsible for my own expenses‚ I become lower middle class. Once I exited the military and became a massage therapist and holistic health practitioner‚ I entered a middle class. Once I finishing my bachelor’s degree and become a Business Analyst‚ I will be in the upper middle class. I do not think I am a great example to compare my current

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    gentleman and live an upper class lifestyle. Pip‚ who is a country boy and who was raised by his sister and brother -in-law‚ is seen as someone from the lower class. This is evident in his table manners which contrast starkly the table manners Herbert teaches him in the passage. Pip’s ignorance regarding the correct use of cutlery and glassware is evidence of this. In relation to these statements‚ Herbert teaches Pip table manners and how to behave if he wants to fit into the upper class. The reader

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    from these job types. This essay will look at the upper class‚ middle class and working class to assess whether there are any distinct boundaries between them. | The upper class | The upper class share many elements of culture. Provide a brief description of the following aspects of upper class culture: Family life Families are often extended and the very wealthy families connected by marriage. Education Many members of the upper classes are educated in fee-paying public schools such

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    means less cost to individual families but fewer adults to support elderly parents. You may say that abortion is a class issue because poor and working class women may not be able to afford abortions but middle and upper class women can. This would mean fewer unwanted babies in middle and upper class families‚ but a greater economic strain on poor families because they couldn’t afford abortions. It’s also an economic issue for teenage pregnancies. If a woman gets an abortion at 17 or 18 then goes to college

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    economics of the country was the chain of useless presidents who did insignificant acts in office and because of that are scarcely remembered. These presidents totally ignored social and economic issues which troubled the lower classes and help the upper classes gain more power. With the lack of presidential leadership and the intervention of the government to help big businesses get even bigger the politics of the Gilded Age failed to deal with the real issues. Since the government would not intervene

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    the play pygmalion by george bernard shaw. Shaw includes members of all social classes from the lowest (Liza) to the servant class (Mrs. Pearce) to the middle class (Doolittle after his inheritance) to the genteel poor (the Eynsford Hills) to the upper class (Pickering and the Higgins). Shaw highlighted the errors in people’s ideas of how the lower classes lived‚ and highlighted all the social prejudice‚ including stereotypical views of women and of the poor. Instead of writing a book about the prejudice

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    into three categories; the upper class‚ the middle class and the working class. J.B Priestley was a social reformer. He wished to see all people of society treated fairly. The play was an attempt to show the inequality in society in 1912. He knew his main audience would be upper class and middle class groups because they could afford to watch plays. Priestley’s intention was to make the audience think about their conscience. He emphasised the difference between the upper and lower classes very strongly

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    line at Wal-Mart and there were about 5 people total in this line. There was a middle-aged woman who looked like she is from an upper class family by the way she was dressed and how she associated herself with others that weren’t like her. My project was completely legal and ethical because it shows you how people who are in the upper class act. I’m not saying that all upper class people act one certain way‚ but with this really good example‚ you could get a good idea of it. Being a middle-class person

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    "rude"‚ while the upper classes maintained the image of high moral qualities and social status. It is this difference in Great Expectations which allows Compeyson to get away with a lighter charge than Magwitch for the same crime‚ simply because he was in the upper class. Magwitch is first characterised through a slight caricature as "a fearful man... who had been soaked in water‚ and smothered in mud‚ and lamed by stones". Nevertheless‚ there was a growing criticism towards the upper class during the

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    possible but is far from successful. Higgins manages to transform Eliza Doolittle from a flower girl to a lady‚ but as a result of this Eliza loses her old life and possibly the new life that has been introduced to her. Now stuck between lower class and upper-middle class‚ Miss Doolittle is not allowed to sell flowers‚ losing her source of income and what she saw as a career. After the wager is won Eliza questions Higgins and her life‚ “What am I fit for? What have you left me fit for? Where am I to go

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