The bottom level, the peasants, were the largest social class and were the workers that were the farmers and construction workers.
The US Patriot Act has one big controversy about it. It is the part of it where it states ''other purposes''. While the rest of the act is specifically focused on certain things, the part ''other purposes'' is not specific, and it opens up the door for actions that are not against terrorism. It has been argued that this part of the act is actually enabling the US authorities to act against alleged future criminal activities, and treat the people that they suspect that may do a criminal activity in the future as criminals, despite them having done anything against the law, and using a method that is not a sure indicator by any means.
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For those in the industrial sector, organized labor unions fought for better wages,
Depends on when this case happened...
If it was the first time of the case (during WW2) the court ruled in favor of the US saying that Japanese Internment was legal and necessary.
However, the case in the 1980s ruled in favor or Korematsu and had the government apologize for internment and gave $20,000 to each interned person.
