Lives of the Lower Class

The lower class life drawn by Appley is different in many ways. As many people are properly labeled through stories, there is a "low level" status, but low level citizens have different types. There are slaves, freed former slaves, farmers, and real poverty forced to fight for survival. All these types of people can be correctly identified as "lower classes". Several low-level people are more ruthlessly handled by owners, laws, and all others.

In the culture of Tylenol, the upper class lives under conditions different from the lower class. The upper class lives in a circular wooden house and the lower class lives in a rectangular house. The roof of the villagers below consists of large leaves and vines, which are used to unitize the parts. Taiyo's house is big and the big family live together. While others slept on the hammock, the chiefs slept on the wooden platform. The house has a small garden, homemade peppers, pumpkins, beans and other agricultural products.

Vidya lives in the lower part of the town, and her spiritually late daughter is Khushi. Like other low-level regions in India, Vidya is home to lower educated lower class people. Vidya is the only graduate in all areas. Most men are involved in gambling, drinking, and small theft. Most families in this area have women as members of their families. They usually become domestic servants and earn money. But what is it to make money? My husband is only to hand over to her husband so that her husband can purchase wine and spend on gambling, and when my husband is restricted or interrupted my wife is often beaten hard. Domestic violence is a common way in these fields. Vidya always tries to move to a new, better place, but lack of funds leads to cancellation of these plans.

At the end of the revolutionary war, life experienced a turbulent change. The upper classes simplify their lives because they feel they are united with lower classes now. The lower classes are becoming increasingly active in politics and are beginning to express their views in the government. At the end of the war, slaves were most affected as they began to acquire the freedom they adored. Native Americans began reorganizing their lives only to break them apart. The revolutionary war changed the lives of the inhabitants of the new country in different ways depending on whether they are upper class, lower class, slave, or native American. Revolutionary war affects everyone