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Vikki [24]
2 years ago
11

What was the general societal structure 1750? Lesson 5 - the world in 1750

History
1 answer:
WITCHER [35]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The social structure depends on where in the 17s

In Europe and i Believe in most places around the world at the time there where

Slaves: The lowest of the low

Working Class: The basic peasants, who sometimes can't feed themselves

it include:

  • Farmers
  • Carpenter
  • Blacksmith
  • Basic workers who don't get paid enough
  • Homeless

Middls class: They can afford a lot more than peasants and they mostly are white collar professions

  • Successful Farmers
  • Business man
  • nurse
  • teacher
  • journalist
  • and much more

Upper class (The: Rich) I don't they i need to say more

  • Rich Business man
  • Might be Related to the Royal family
  • i can't think of any more

Religion : it was big back them

  • Prest
  • Noun
  • i can't think

Royal family:

  • king
  • queen
  • consort
  • empress
  • Emperor
  • Majesty

There might be more

You didn't give enough information on where

Explanation:

I don't know what you learned before but i will guess from what I know about the 17 centuries

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