Mind Map
Axis 1 : Understanding how societies evolve and structure themselves and evolve
Upper classes
Law and justice
Social classes
Rules
Middle classes
Savoir-vivre
Working class
Thinking about life together
Lower class
Different sector
Parliament
GPD
Politics
Economy
Government
Taxes
Government
...
Upper Class
- the richest - greatest political power - basically a majority of merchant families ( ennobled ) - no need to work ( investisment )
Middle class
- tertiary education- typical jobs - more secure icome than the working class -politically and socially engaged - big proportion of books-buying
.GDP Nominal ranking..
Taxes
5000 £ Salary = 2000 £ Income Tax40% Income Tax 2500 £ Salary = 500 £ Income Tax 20% Income Tax
Lower class
- chronically unemployed ( for generations )- near the bottom of the socio-economic hierarchy
Savoir-vivre
...
Parliament
...National assembly + SenateLaw are discussed in the House of common( 650 peers who each represents a part of uk) The House of Lords : 800 members are sharing the power of voting the law with the House of common Monarch : Sign every new law and keep an eye on the parliement
Working class
- often leave school as soon as legally permissible- highly industrialised cities - usually low salaries - film explanation
Law and justice
...three separate legal system (England + Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland) political decisions taken by the government<-- consitutional monarchy roles and functions defined by written constitutions
...
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Mind Map
Axis 1 : Understanding how societies evolve and structure themselves and evolve
Upper classes
Law and justice
Social classes
Rules
Middle classes
Savoir-vivre
Working class
Thinking about life together
Lower class
Different sector
Parliament
GPD
Politics
Economy
Government
Taxes
Government
...
Upper Class
- the richest - greatest political power - basically a majority of merchant families ( ennobled ) - no need to work ( investisment )
Middle class
- tertiary education- typical jobs - more secure icome than the working class -politically and socially engaged - big proportion of books-buying
.GDP Nominal ranking..
Taxes
5000 £ Salary = 2000 £ Income Tax40% Income Tax 2500 £ Salary = 500 £ Income Tax 20% Income Tax
Lower class
- chronically unemployed ( for generations )- near the bottom of the socio-economic hierarchy
Savoir-vivre
...
Parliament
...National assembly + SenateLaw are discussed in the House of common( 650 peers who each represents a part of uk) The House of Lords : 800 members are sharing the power of voting the law with the House of common Monarch : Sign every new law and keep an eye on the parliement
Working class
- often leave school as soon as legally permissible- highly industrialised cities - usually low salaries - film explanation
Law and justice
...three separate legal system (England + Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland) political decisions taken by the government<-- consitutional monarchy roles and functions defined by written constitutions
...