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∙ 2012-06-10 19:10:51There difference with money
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∙ 2012-06-10 19:10:51the poor where misteated by the rich because the rich always looked down on poor people:)
The differences between the poor houses and the rich houses were that the poor houses did not have fancy rooms or anything like that and the rich houses had store room lovely kitchen they had much better things then the poor houses
The rich generally have more economic and political power than the poor.
The differences between the poor houses and the rich houses were that the poor houses did not have fancy rooms or anything like that and the rich houses had store room lovely kitchen they had much better things then the poor houses
womens dresses are made of silk where poor dresses are made of wool
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There were parallels between the later Roman Empire and modern industrial countries. There was a great divide between rich and poor. The Roman one percent controlled the wealth, and the poor had to settle for Bread and Circuses to keep them from revolting. Eventually the poor welcomed barbarian invasion over the crippling taxation and unemployment of the Roman Emperors.
robber barons
Pros:Innovation and InventionCaptains of IndustryImmigrationLabor UnionsCons:Robber BaronsImmigrationWorking ConditionsLiving conditions for the poor
a photographer in the guilded age taking pictures of poor families and suburbs
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Brazil has the 8th largest economy in the world. According to the World Bank, Brazil is a rich country, but- An extreme divide between rich and poor. Rich and poor live side-by-side in Brazil.
The poor felt abused and forgotten throughout the Gilded Age. There were few labor unions and strikes were fairly unsuccessful at improving working conditions and wages. Tycoons like J.P. Morgan and Rockefeller were notorious for exploiting poor workers. If that wasn't enough, city life was impacted and ghetto-like. No cities were adequately prepared to manage trash collection or even have a proper sewage system, and the pro-business Gilded Age government often looked the other way while the poor suffered. There was a popular sentiment that poor people were lazy, therefore they deserved the conditions in which they lived.
the great gap between the rich and poor
the great gap between rich and poor
the great gap between rich and poor
the great gap between rich and poor