Each of the following was popular among the northern working class in the mid-nineteenth century except

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Cock fighting, prize fighting, and dog fighting were all popular among the northern working class in the mid-nineteenth century as forms of entertainment. Minstrel shows were also popular among this group, as they provided a form of humor and satire. However, opera was not a form of entertainment that was popular with the northern working class during this time period, as it was seen as being too highbrow and elitist.

Each of the Following Was Popular Among the Northern Working