Members of the working class in the nineteenth century worked hard and the majority was able to pull themselves out of poverty and into the middle class.

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This statement is false. While some members of the working class may have been able to move up into the middle class, it was not the majority. Many worked long hours for low pay and struggled to make ends meet. Social mobility was limited and barriers such as lack of education and discrimination made it difficult for most working-class individuals to improve their economic status.

Members of the Working Class in the Nineteenth Century Worked