Germans represented an important group in the demography of Pennsylvania during the second part of the 18th century. Throughout these years, they gradually started to increase their involving in politics, occupying more seats in the Pennsylvania Assembly in the period of 1758 to 1775.
Once the rumors of independence started appearing, they openly supported these ideas, as they had their own religious beliefs (Lutheran Church) that differed from those of the British. This motivation was translated to their political efforts and further participation in the war.
The correct answer is <span>The division of urban society between workers and a managerial middle class
Although they claimed that all classes were abolished and all kinds of things like that, they actually weren't and there was a clear distinction in earnings and the lifestyle of those who were managers who formed some sort of a middle class and those who were regular workers who formed the working class or the lower class.</span>
Answer:
I think its B
Explanation:
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