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'The working men [sic] have no country' - Karl Marx.

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'The working men [sic] have no country' - Karl Marx.

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Class is the driving factor in society. It is a clear sign of those who have, and those who do not. Those who oppress and those who are opressed. It is the biggest divide in humanity and is vital to a person's identity. It's often thought that the lower class you are, the more expendable. However, the lower classes are the ones who actually do all the work and bring about the real change. In many ways, they're the driving force in history. To downplay the importance of class is quite foolish as it is the one thing that shows who contributes meaningfully to the world and who simply reap the rewards of other people's work. No, I'm not very fun at parties.

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To me, the working class is the primary source of labour with in society, and while the wages are traditionally lower, the importance must not be understated as it is the work and effort put in by the working class that allows societies to advance, be it due to construction of industry or, more crucially, strikes and the formation of unions that strive to give people in many walks of life better conditions, better pay and thus a incentive to carry on working and contributing to society.

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Class can be different between person to person with there meaning of the social class with the financial and the jobs that they have with the family social status also reflected on the person but these can be seen different with people in the working-class that can go up to the middle class and in some case to the upper class.

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what class you are in relies of your financial income and social life, but this is not the case as people can start in working class but can move up to middle class due to their income. But class is so not important to people today as it was to people in the past, in the past people might have been ashamed to be working class but today people are proud. Class to me is not important into defining who we are and what our identity is.

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To me, class is an indicator of social standing and prestige, which is decided by how much money you earn, what sort of job you have, and the family you are born into. Often, the wealthier you are, the higher the class you belong to. Stereotypically, working class people have lower incomes, and their employment is often related to (but not limited to) things such as customer service and manual labour. Middle class people stereotypically have a decent job, with professions such as accountancy or managerial roles. Upper class people are often very wealthy, having been born into upper class families. They often own businesses, and are considered to be socially elite.

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Personally, class is when a person would identify themselves in terms of both their financial and social level- commonly, those with more money are in a higher class, but that may not be the case as they have possibly transitioned from a working class up to middle and upper.