Question

There was a huge distinction between the
upper and lower classes in almost every way.

Accepted Answer

People could identify your class from the way
you looked and dressed. The upper classes
had plenty of money to spare, whereas the
lower classes could barely afford food. Lower
class families often had many children to
increase the number of people who could work for a wage, but this meant more mouths to
feed, and often a whole family would sleep in one or two rooms. Hygiene and sanitation was
available to the upper classes, but the lower classes lived in squalid, disease-riddled conditions.
Many lower class people had little to no education, with children leaving school early - as early as
11 years old.

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