How did middle class people genrally differ from the lower class?
1. they lived in urban tenements 2. they moved to the centers of citys 3. they had more time for leisure activities 4. they molded their lives on forien roalty
How was presidant roosevelt different from the presidants before him? 1. he supported trusts 2. he suported free trade 3. he suported big business 4. he supported labor unions
Middle-class people generally differed from the lower class in several ways, including having a higher income and level of education, more stable employment, better housing conditions, more time for leisure activities and cultural pursuits, and a greater emphasis on social status and manners.
On the other hand, lower-class people often lived in crowded and unsanitary conditions, had lower-paying jobs and less job security, and had limited access to education, healthcare, and other basic necessities.
As for the second question, President Roosevelt was different from his predecessors in that he supported labor unions and implemented policies aimed at protecting workers' rights and improving their working conditions. He also advocated for government intervention in the economy and implemented a series of reforms, known as the New Deal, to address the effects of the Great Depression. Additionally, he supported regulatory measures to limit the power of big business and promote fair competition, unlike some of his predecessors who were more supportive of corporate interests.