19th Century French Politics and Society by Shelby Caldwell https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync Present your findings on 19th century France en-us 2019-02-25 13:07:13 UTC 2019-02-25 18:00:40 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Shakinghands.png June/syltherin patteami000 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991092  Who-Cholera, which was spread at the last riot ( marching with violence ).
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]]> 2019-02-25 17:43:51 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991092 LeŃiya //income-hufflepuff https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991339 the income of the 19th century went from 1,218 in 1820 to 3,452 in 1936. That made the income go out 200% ]]> 2019-02-25 17:44:19 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991339 daiquan/icome https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991364 the income is a gap for rich people and everybody else and it was for 30 years then nine more people but the gap keep getting bigger and bigger and now it at 198 people and the highest is.. 400 and it keep getting higher and higher. ]]> 2019-02-25 17:44:21 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991364 deon https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991418 who was involved in it Louis-Philippe he was the king during that time. what was the july revolution was to over throw the king Charles. when it was in 1830. when it was in french. why did it happen because they wanted to over throw because he did't want him as there king . how they over throw him by going after him.]]> 2019-02-25 17:44:28 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991418 Jayla https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991638 it took place june 5-6 1832]]> 2019-02-25 17:44:52 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991638 Griffindor charlcad000 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991946 the Cholera disease was bad it could  in just a few hours if untreated. it killed the french people and more. it killed them by making you have so much diarrhea that you die. it happens because the water is contaminated and it is trying to escape.]]> 2019-02-25 17:45:28 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334991946 Tyrieshia-Griffindor https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992259 The Cholera this epidemic can 🤬 you if u do not treat it properly and quickly]]> 2019-02-25 17:46:02 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992259 tomiah-ravenclaw https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992397 King Louis-Philippe]]> 2019-02-25 17:46:15 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992397 andreeka Jones https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992411 The July revolution led to the overthrow to the King who name was Charles X. The fight had started because they ended the rule of Charles X over France.]]> 2019-02-25 17:46:16 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992411 July revolution deanril000 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992907 Charles X publication of restrictive ordinances started the war because they wanted to be a part of the spirit charter and the war lasted for 2 days and the leader or king of The french had to give up their spot because he started the war and Louis Philippe was claimed king.]]> 2019-02-25 17:47:17 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334992907 the cholera epidemic is a very bad epidemic it can 🤬 you soon if you dont treat it. neermar000 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334993159 2019-02-25 17:47:43 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334993159 Camarrah//hufflepuff https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334993979 The income inequality of France 19th century Was a gap between the upper, lower, and middle class. Some of the lower(poor) class was payed smaller or even no wages. ]]> 2019-02-25 17:49:12 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334993979 July revolution https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334995274 this was around July 26 1830 Louis-Philippe]]> 2019-02-25 17:51:20 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334995274 Tomiah-ravenclaw The July Revolution what a rebellion that punt Louis-Philippe to the throne https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334995723 -what]]> 2019-02-25 17:52:04 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334995723 Tomiah-ravenclaw https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334996831 The July Revolution was July 27, 1830 - July 29, 1830
-when]]> 2019-02-25 17:53:53 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334996831 Lebron https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334997484 The July Revolution led to the overthrow to Charles X. It happened in July 26 1830]]> 2019-02-25 17:54:56 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334997484 Sayana https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334997895 the June revolution is where ]]> 2019-02-25 17:55:35 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334997895 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334998205 it took place in june]]> 2019-02-25 17:56:06 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334998205 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334998593 With the growth of urban life in Europe, the standard of living for the average person increased dramatically. Real wages for British workers doubled in fifty years between 1850 and 1906. Even so, greater wages did NOT eliminate hardship or poverty, and did not make the rich and poor more nearly equal. In almost all of advanced Europe, the richest five percent of households received 33 percent of the national income. The richest 20 percent received from 50 to 60 percent of the income, and the bottom 80 percent received only 40 to 40 percent. The bottom 30 percent received 10 percent or less. The Middle Class accounted for less than 20 percent of the population, and with the upper class together, received 50 percent of all income. In other words, the lower classes, who comprised 80 percent of the population, received less income than the upper and middle classes combined. Income taxes on the wealthy were either nonexistent or negligible, and the gap between rich and poor on the eve of the twentieth century remained enormous, perhaps as great as it had been during the agricultural age. This gap was largely because the industrial revolution and urban development made society less unified and more diverse. There was no split between opposing classes, as Marx had predicted, but economic specialization enabled society to produce more effectively and thereby created more new social groups than it destroyed. There were a large group of subclasses between the filthy rich and the dirt poor. Neither the middle classes nor the working class acted as a unified force.

]]> 2019-02-25 17:56:44 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334998593 Fred//// Slytherin https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334998596 It took place some time in june .]]> 2019-02-25 17:56:44 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334998596 King Charles x started the july revolution-Jayden https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999144 2019-02-25 17:57:38 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999144 Tomiah-ravenclaw https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999733 The French had n]]> 2019-02-25 17:58:35 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999733 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999773 It is perhaps more accurate to speak of a group of middle classes than of a unified middle class at this point in history. At the top were the upper middle class, mainly successful business and industrial families who benefited from modern industry and progress. They gained income and lost any trace of radical socialism as they were drawn (perhaps naturally but certainly irresistibly) towards an aristocratic lifestyle, imitating, as it were, the life of the "old money" aristocratic nobility. They purchased country homes and beach houses for weekends and summers, and employed large number of household servants. Wealth and social standing was often measured by the number of household servants one employed. Private Coaches and carriages were also a status symbol. The rich upper class gentleman devoted substantial time to ‘leisure activities" such as golf and tennis and less time to business; indicating a desire to show one did not "have" to work to maintain one’s lifestyle.
Rather than resist the up and coming noveau riche, the old aristocracy rather embraced the development, and cashed in on opportunity wherever they could. One writer says that the old money crowd met the new money people "coming up the staircase." Quite often, European aristocratic families married sons or daughters off to the American sons and daughters of wealthy industrialists, the marriage presumably increasing the social status of one and the innate wealth of the other. Aristocratic families themselves began engaging in business and mining on their estates rather than relying on rents for income. An example is Otto von Bismarck of Germany, who made a fortune by distilling brandy on his family estates.

]]> 2019-02-25 17:58:38 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999773 https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999841 It is perhaps more accurate to speak of a group of middle classes than of a unified middle class at this point in history. At the top were the upper middle class, mainly successful business and industrial families who benefited from modern industry and progress. They gained income and lost any trace of radical socialism as they were drawn (perhaps naturally but certainly irresistibly) towards an aristocratic lifestyle, imitating, as it were, the life of the "old money" aristocratic nobility. They purchased country homes and beach houses for weekends and summers, and employed large number of household servants. Wealth and social standing was often measured by the number of household servants one employed. Private Coaches and carriages were also a status symbol. The rich upper class gentleman devoted substantial time to ‘leisure activities" such as golf and tennis and less time to business; indicating a desire to show one did not "have" to work to maintain one’s lifestyle.
Rather than resist the up and coming noveau riche, the old aristocracy rather embraced the development, and cashed in on opportunity wherever they could. One writer says that the old money crowd met the new money people "coming up the staircase." Quite often, European aristocratic families married sons or daughters off to the American sons and daughters of wealthy industrialists, the marriage presumably increasing the social status of one and the innate wealth of the other. Aristocratic families themselves began engaging in business and mining on their estates rather than relying on rents for income. An example is Otto von Bismarck of Germany, who made a fortune by distilling brandy on his family estates.

]]> 2019-02-25 17:58:45 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/334999841 Sayana https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/335000727 the June revolution or the Paris upspring of 1832 ]]> 2019-02-25 18:00:14 UTC https://padlet.com/scaldwel/19thcenturyfrancestudysync/wish/335000727