( DD 1 3. What was created during the 1930s? first class second class middle class

The 1930s saw the emergence of what we now refer to as the middle class, particularly in many Western countries. This was largely due to the economic conditions surrounding the Great Depression, which forced people to adapt and find stability through various means, leading to increased access to education and employment opportunities. Conversely, the class structures became more pronounced, with a shrinking first class and a growing second class as wealth concentrated among fewer elites. While the struggle was real during this decade, the resilience of many families led to the eventual strengthening of the middle class in the following decades.