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Middle-class Family Life: The lower middle class is made up of clerks, junior civil servants, small merchants and shopkeepers, craftsmen, and skilled workers. Finally, there is the lower class of unskilled, factory workers, drivers, and domestic servants.
Each social class has its own life-style. At least the educated and second-generation mem¬bers of the upper class generally speak English or French fluently. They possess a cosmopolitan culture and indulge in conspicuous consumption. The middle classes tend to be thrifty and ac¬count for the remarkable growth of bank savings in Greece since World War II.
Plays. Gorky wrote 15 plays, many of which were produced by the Moscow Art Theater and all of which are considered classics in the Soviet Union. His first play, The Petty Bourgeois (1901), is a bitter picture of middle-class family life. The work for which he is most celebrated in the West is The Lower Depths (1902), a play about the loneliness and futility of the lives of "leftover" people.See Also Thatcher Family In 1703:The town was one of those raided by the In¬dian chief. King Philip, son of Massasoit, in his war with the colonists (1675). His council lodge occupied a field now within the town. Still standing is the first frame house in the commu¬nity, built by the Thatcher family in 1703 as quarters for the slaves who cut the logs for their sawmill. The town was settled in 1673. Orig¬inally a part of Abington, it was incorporated as a separate town in 1874. Pop. 13,119.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH: b. Warwickshire, Eng¬land, c. 1651; d. Henrico County, Va, April 11, 1711. A member of a family of English landed gentry with mercantile connections, he migrated to Virginia, where he succeeded an uncle as clerk of Henrico County in 1673. Combining public service with diligent effort as a merchant-planter, he quickly amassed a fortune and the extensive
Isndho] dings 3t Turkey Island that became the basis for Randolph family power. He held sev¬eral county offices, was a burgess for Henrico in the General Assembly from 1685 to 1699 and from 1703 to 1710, and acted as speaker of the House of Burgesses in 1696 and 1698 and clerk of the House from 1699 to 1702. Although with¬out legal training, he also served as the colony's attorney general (1694-1698).
On The Other Hand See Family Corixidae:WATER BOATMAN, the name given to aquatic bugs of the family Corixidae. They receive the name because the hind legs are very long and famished with swimming hairs and are used in a manner resembling the motion of oars on a row-boat. They swim with a short, jerky motion. The body is flattened dorsoventrally and the head is bluntly convex in front; the small, three- or four-segmented antennae are concealed in a recess be¬tween the head and the thorax.
The post of shogun was inherited by ;mbers of the Minamoto family until the OOs, when the Ashikaga family took over. his family ruled until the 1600s, when the akugawa family assumed the shogunate. , 1868 the last Tokugawa shogun was reed by a court revolution to hand his >wers back to the emperor. |
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