英国上层阶级介绍 upperclass 英文

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3.Class and Race

3.Class and Race
nomic factors cultural differences (newspapers they read, regional accents) Education hereditary aristocracy.
The following is also important
to come from a particular kind of family to have friends who are considered suitable, to have been to a certain type of private school to speak with the right kind of accent.
2.一个五十岁的男人,坐在三十五英尺长的克 里斯游艇的甲板上,喝着听装的百威啤 酒, 被三个穿着三角背心和廉价白色快艇帽的美丽 可爱的女孩围着。 2.他是上层贫民阶级的一员,攒了一辈子的 钱买了那艘可怕的船。如果他把那些女孩 的 帽子摘下来,并把啤酒倒在玻璃杯里喝,他有 可能是个中产阶级。如果他让女孩子们穿上 男式旧衬衫,并把下摆露在外边,他甚至可能是
4.纽约一家大公司的一个年轻女律师,喜欢 在电视教育频道看莎士比亚戏剧,并经常 光 顾一些有口碑的风味餐厅,“《纽约人》杂志 简直就是我的圣经,”她会说。 4.她只能是个中产阶级,大概内心深处还怀 有不能成为中上层的痛苦。
Race in the UK
Around 5% of British citizens are from nonEuropean ethnic groups. The majority of immigrants have arrived in the last 40 years. Such immigrants groups bring their culture, which increases the variety and interest within British culture. The attitude of some of white British are not positive.P60

英国口音阶级的划分

英国口音阶级的划分

英国口音阶级的划分在英国,口音往往被用来判断一个人的社会地位和阶级。

虽然英国是一个多元文化的国家,但不同地区的口音仍然反映了英国社会的阶级划分。

下面将介绍英国口音阶级的划分。

1. 上层阶级(Upper Class)上层阶级通常来自贵族家庭或富有的家庭,他们的口音被称为“王室音”或“皇室音”。

这种口音通常被认为是最正统和优雅的英国口音,发音清晰、流畅,带有浓厚的英国南部口音特点。

在上层阶级中,使用标准英语和正式的措辞是常态。

2. 中上层阶级(Upper Middle Class)中上层阶级通常是受过良好教育的人,他们的口音被称为“公共学校音”或“RP音”。

这种口音在英国广播电视中常见,发音准确、清晰,带有轻微的南部口音特点。

中上层阶级的人通常语言表达能力强,措辞得体。

3. 中产阶级(Middle Class)中产阶级的口音没有上层阶级那么正式,也没有下层阶级那么粗糙。

中产阶级的口音在各地区有所差异,但总体来说,发音较为标准,语速适中,带有一定的地方口音特点。

中产阶级的人通常语言表达能力较好,使用较为正式的措辞。

4. 工人阶级(Working Class)工人阶级的口音通常带有浓重的地方口音特点,发音比较粗糙,语速较快。

工人阶级的人通常使用更为口语化和俚语化的表达方式,他们更注重实用性而非形式。

5. 下层阶级(Lower Class)下层阶级的口音通常被认为是最地方化和粗俗的,发音不规范,语速较快,常常伴有口音或方言的独特特点。

下层阶级的人通常使用非正式的措辞,语言表达能力相对较弱。

需要注意的是,这种口音阶级划分并不是绝对的,有些人的口音可能会跨越多个阶级。

此外,随着社会的变迁和移民的影响,口音阶级划分也在逐渐模糊。

英国口音阶级的划分是一种社会现象,反映了不同社会阶层的文化和身份认同。

无论是上层阶级还是下层阶级,每个人都应该学会尊重和理解不同口音背后的文化多样性。

干货英国各种学位划分详解

干货英国各种学位划分详解

干货!英国各种学位划分详解英国是传统的教育强国,拥有世界一流的,历史最为悠久的大学,每年都吸引不少国际学生申请英国留学。

但是英联邦各种繁杂的学位头衔,复杂而充满历史气息的各种学位登记制度,确实让不少申请者十分烦恼。

下面就为各位详细解析一下英国各种学位,希望能够帮助到有意申请英国留学的同学。

中学毕业考试 General Certificate Secondary Education (GCSE)英国学生一般16岁时参加考试,获得中学文凭。

之后学生分流,继续深造的进入A-Level的预科学习;准备就业的则进入职业培训学校。

课程每年二月、九月开学。

高级水平考试 Advanced Level (A-Level)准备进大学深造的学生通过GCSE后,进入大学预科班,经过两年的学习,通过了A-Level,即可申请大学。

A-Level是中学和大学的衔接课程,其考试成绩也是从中学升入大学的考核标准。

该课程每年二月、九月开学。

大学预科文凭International Foundation Diploma (IFD)部分大学设有该课程。

本课程针对不能直接进入学士学位学习的海外留学生所开设。

它可作为任何英国大学的学士学位学习的准备课程。

嘉卓留学表示完成该课程,可直接升入大专或本科的学习。

高级国家文凭Higher National Diploma (HND)相当于我国的大专文凭。

念完后即取得高级国家文凭。

如需要,可直接升入本科最后一年学习,并取得学士学位。

该课程学制两年或三年(含一年实习时间)。

每年二月、九月开学。

学士学位Bachelor Degree学制通常三年,如果是含实习期的夹心课程则为四年。

高级学习文凭Diploma in Advanced Study部分学校和专业设有该课程。

该课程介于本科到硕士之间,学制一年,完成后即可获得文凭,也可直接升入硕士课程学习,并取得硕士学位。

硕士学位 Master Degree学制通常一年,可能有半年毕业设计时间。

英国社会各个阶级英文简绍

英国社会各个阶级英文简绍
• 男爵
He just can lead a few knights(骑 士)and just has a little land.
He can not do anything and have any rights.
Thank you!
The second class(第二等级)
• 侯爵(marquis )
The second higest class of Englang aritocracy. Marquis and Earl have the same rights. The number of marquises is less than Earls. Marquis is not the relative of king.They are always the richest family in England society. They can appoint the local leader. It can be inherited.(世袭) marquises have a large number of lands.
第六代切斯特菲尔德伯爵(如图)
The common class(普通阶级)
• 子爵(viscount)
The assistant of Earl at first. they can build castles, too. The title can be inherited.(世袭)
The lowest class in England society.
The Introduction of England Aristocracy
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THE BEST CLASS(最高等级)
• 公爵(DUKE) • 萨克森-哥达-阿尔滕堡公爵(如下图)

英国阶级化到底有多严重

英国阶级化到底有多严重

英国阶级化到底有多严重?英国素以严格的社会阶级体系而闻名。

但从20世纪初起,很多作家开始预言英国社会等级制度的消亡。

尽管如此,当今社会仍然存在着明显的阶级分化,不同阶级享有不同程度的社会、文化和经济资本,久而久之社会阶层之间的分野不断固化,实际变成了一个典型的等级社会。

1688年,乔治王朝把英国社会分为26个等级,这种等级后来发展成为上层(Upper Class)、中层(Middle Class)和下层(Lower Class)三种等级,他们之间的界限非常清晰。

上层阶级人数很少,但是占大部分财富,在国家的关键领域处于支配地位。

中层阶级人数不断增加,凭借着自己的技能,能为自己创造稳定优越的生活。

而下层,即我们所说的工薪阶层,贫困和疾病困扰着他们,生活仅仅是温饱。

当然跟印度的贫民窟比起来,他们的生活算是优越的。

英国的阶级分化现在还在持续加深,其中一个最重要原因是教育资源的分配不公。

很多孩子一出生就被家庭环境决定了未来,就算一些在低阶级的有潜力的孩子,因为家庭环境受到限制,没有办法进入一流学府,享受优质的教育资源。

起点不一样导致两极分化就越来越严重。

英国存在根深蒂固的精英主义,这种现象很难改变。

过去八百多年,英国的社会阶层几乎没有发生变化,有地位的人继续占居高位,中下阶层的人也继续待在中下层。

英国伯明翰大学教育学教授戴维德·吉尔本就曾表示,政府在教育领域的改革甚至起到负面效果,如英国目前正在进行的高中课改,增加了高中毕业考试的难度,并提高对英语和数学能力的要求,但目前的中学师资水平和力量有限,尤其是贫困人口密集社区的学校教学还达不到这个水平,这样只会使贫困的学生更加被边缘化。

英国政府社会流动性问题顾问艾伦·米尔本指出,由于英国社会存在根深蒂固的精英主义,尤其是经济发展已经与工薪阶层的工资水平脱钩,令阶层僵化的情况日益恶化。

更让人忧心的是,由于政党政治的短期盈利主义,这种现状很难有大的改观。

英国等级制度.doc

英国等级制度.doc

英国等级制度【管理制度】早在1688年,乔治王朝就把英国社会分为26种等级。

后来,这种社会等级逐渐发展成上层(Upper Class)、中层(Middle Class)和下层(Lower Class)三种等级。

另一种说法,这三个阶层也可以为称为贵族绅士阶层(Gentry Class)、市民阶层(Burghers Class)和劳动人民阶层(Working Class)。

不同阶层的人去不同的学校,受不同的教育,从事不同的行业,他们之间的界限非常明晰。

King/Queen (国王、女王)Crownprince(王储)再英国称Prince of Wales,即威尔士亲王Prince(亲王或王子)通常只表示“君主之子”(或女君主之夫)之意,而非具体的爵位。

女性称Princess(公主)国王长女称PrinceRoyal,即“大公主”Royal Duke(大公)Duke(公爵)Marquess(侯爵)Earl(伯爵)Viscount(子爵)Baron(男爵)Baronet(从男爵)Knight(骑士)-----------------unjs--华丽丽的分割线------------------在说爵位之前呢,先嘚吧下大家都熟悉的皇室成员。

国王和女王分别称作King和Queen,这个大家都知道啦。

再往下就是王储,称为Crown-prince,在英国呢有专门的称谓是Prince of Wales,便是那位在1969便被册封为王储的查尔斯王子啦。

而其他的君主之子(如若王储登基也称作亲王)就只能叫做Prince,Prince也可以是女君主之夫(亲王)的称谓。

而君主的女性子嗣被称作Princess,长女称作PrinceRoyal即长公主。

爵位其实与是否是王室成员并没有直接的关系,大致可分为世袭贵族和终身贵族两类。

【世袭贵族】便是那种代代相传的爵位,一旦被授予,除非君主把它剥夺,不然就可以一直延续到朝代更迭或家里自己断子绝孙。

英国上层阶级介绍 upperclass 英文 ppt课件

英国上层阶级介绍 upperclass 英文 ppt课件
英国上层阶级介绍 upperclass 英 文
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(10.13)Politics Class and Race in the U.K 英国政治种族和等级介绍

(10.13)Politics Class and Race in the U.K 英国政治种族和等级介绍
There are 3 major national parties in Britain
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The Conservative Party
The Conservative party developed out of the Tory Party (托利党). Tory Party was founded in 1679 when Parliament divided into 2 political groups over the dispute whether James II should be the heir to King Charles II. The supporters of James II formed the group known as “ Tory”, while the opponents formed the “ Whig”. The Tory Party changed its name into the Conservative party and Whig into Liberal Party in 1833.

英国社会的七个阶级

英国社会的七个阶级

Multiplying the Old Divisions of Class in Britain英国社会的七个阶级LONDON — Class in Britain used to be a relatively simple matter, or at least it used to be treated that way. It came in three flavors — upper, middle and working — and people supposedly knew by some mysterious native sixth sense exactly where they stood. As the very tall John Cleese declared to the less-tall Ronnie Corbett in the famous 1966 satirical television sketch meant to illustrate class attitudes in Britain — or, possibly, attitudes toward class attitudes —“I look down on him, because I am upper class.”伦敦——英国的阶级问题过去曾经是一个相对简单的事情,或者至少曾经被当做简单的事情对待。

那时英国分为三个阶级,上层阶级、中产阶级以及工人阶级,人们仿佛具备某种神秘的、与生俱来的第六感,清楚地知道自己属于哪个阶级。

就像个子很高的约翰·克里斯(John Cleese)在1966年一部非常著名的电视讽刺短剧中,向个子较矮的罗尼·科比特(Ronnie Corbett)公开表示的那样,“我看不起他,因为我是上层阶级。

”这部短剧旨在展示英国的阶级态度,或者说是人们对阶级态度的态度。

美联英语:英国七大社会阶层划分,你最接近哪一类?

美联英语:英国七大社会阶层划分,你最接近哪一类?

美联英语提供:美联英语:英国七大社会阶层划分,你最接近哪一类?小编给你一个美联英语官方试听课申请链接:/?tid=16-73374-0最新调查显示,英国的经济阶层可以划分为七类。

没有固定工作合同的“零时工”、在创意产业工作却买不起房的“创作族”、职位在十年前几乎都不存在的“技术族”……虽然有些人过得不错,但也有些人近些年来薪水没怎么增长。

一起来看看你最接近哪一类吧。

The 1980s had the 'yuppies' and the 'nouveau riche', the 1990s had the 'Mondeo man' and the 2000s had the 'chav'.上世纪80年代有“雅皮士”和“暴发户”,90年代有“蒙迪欧先生”,本世纪又出现了“沙韦”。

译者注:“蒙迪欧先生”(Mondeo man)泛指上世纪90年代英国中产阶级,有自己的房产、有自己经营的事业,还有一辆福特蒙迪欧。

“沙韦”(chav)是本世纪前十年间,英国媒体用来指代反社会的青年群体文化的名称,带有贬义。

《牛津英语词典》对该词的解释是:举止粗俗无礼,身着正品或仿冒名牌衣服的社会底层年轻人。

Each decade has its cultural stereotypes and according to new research, there are now seven modern day wealth tribes in Britain.每个年代都有其文化定势,而根据最新调查显示,针对现今英国的经济阶层,有七种文化定势。

Channel 5 has commissioned The Economist to conduct research into Britain’s wealth divide and they created categories of people that describe 21st-century Britain - so which one do you fall into?第五频道请《经济学人》对英国财富划分进行调查,他们认为,21世纪的英国人可以分为不同种类,那么你属于哪类?The seven categories show that while some people are doing very well for themselves, others have not seen much pay growth in recent years.这七种类型的划分表明,虽然有些人过得不错,但也有些人近些年来薪水没怎么增长。

英国等级制度英文课件

英国等级制度英文课件

3.The significance of hereditary aristocra cy should not be over-stated. Their position has changed with the cent ury. though still influential they don't domi nant UK society. Those who have been made "life peers" out of recognition for achievement in UK society could be regarded as aristocrats. 4.Real power in parliament rests in the el ected House of Commons.
Hereditary 英 [həˈredɪtri] adj.遗传性;世袭的;(生物学中)遗传的 • British Prime Ministers are traditionally offered here ditary peerages. • 英国首相传统上会被授予可世袭的贵族爵位。
Scattering 英 ['skætərɪŋ] 美 [ˈskætərɪŋ] n.[物]散射;散乱,分散;在媒介质中的散播 adj.散乱的;分散在不同范围的;广泛扩散的;(选票) 数量分散的 v.散布;散射(scatter的ing形式);驱散 • She was rummaging through the letters, scattering t hem about the table in herheedless haste. • 她在信件里乱翻,匆忙冒失之下将它们扔得满桌 都是。

英国的阶级介绍英文作文

英国的阶级介绍英文作文

英国的阶级介绍英文作文In the United Kingdom, social class has long been a topic of interest and discussion. It is a complex and multifaceted concept that encompasses various aspects of an individual's life, such as their occupation, education, income, and social status. Let's delve into the different classes in British society.Firstly, we have the upper class. This elite group consists of the wealthiest and most influential individuals in society. They often come from old money and have inherited their wealth and status through generations. The upper class is known for their luxurious lifestyles, prestigious education, and connections to the aristocracy. They may live in grand mansions, attend exclusive social events, and have access to the best opportunities in life.On the other end of the spectrum, we find the working class. This is the largest social class in the UK, comprising individuals who primarily earn a living throughmanual labor or low-skilled jobs. They often face financial struggles and have limited access to education and social mobility. The working class is characterized by theirstrong work ethic, resilience, and close-knit communities. They may live in modest homes and rely on public servicesfor support.Next, we have the middle class. This is a diverse and broad category that includes a range of occupations and income levels. The middle class typically consists of professionals, such as teachers, doctors, and engineers,who have attained a higher level of education and enjoy a comfortable standard of living. They often own their homes, have access to quality healthcare and education, and have a certain degree of financial stability.In recent years, a new class has emerged known as the "precariat." This term refers to individuals who live in a state of precarious employment, insecurity, and uncertainty. They often work in temporary or part-time jobs, have low wages, and lack social protection. The precariat faces difficulties in finding stable employment and may struggleto meet their basic needs. This class highlights the changing nature of work and the challenges faced by many in the modern economy.Lastly, we have the underclass. This is the most disadvantaged and marginalized group in society, oftenliving in poverty and experiencing multiple social issues. The underclass may include individuals who are long-term unemployed, homeless, or have a history of substance abuse. They face significant barriers to social inclusion andoften require support from various welfare programs and charities.It is important to note that these class divisions are not fixed or absolute. Social mobility and individual circumstances can lead to movement between classes. However, class still plays a significant role in shaping people's opportunities, experiences, and social interactions in the UK.。

英国的阶级介绍英文作文

英国的阶级介绍英文作文

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英国的阶级介绍英文作文

英国的阶级介绍英文作文

英国的阶级介绍英文作文英文:In the UK, the class system has been a significant part of society for centuries. There are generally considered to be three main social classes: upper class, middle class,and working class.The upper class is typically made up of wealthy individuals who come from old money or have inherited their wealth. They often have prestigious family backgrounds and attend elite private schools. They may also have titlessuch as "Lord" or "Lady" and own large estates. For example, the royal family and aristocrats like the Duke of Westminster are considered to be part of the upper class.The middle class is a diverse group that includes professionals, managers, and white-collar workers. Theyoften have higher levels of education and income comparedto the working class. Members of the middle class may workin fields such as law, medicine, or finance. For instance, lawyers, doctors, and accountants are typically consideredto be part of the middle class.The working class, on the other hand, consists of individuals who perform manual labor and have lower levelsof education and income. They may work in industries suchas construction, manufacturing, or hospitality. For example, factory workers, construction workers, and waiters areoften part of the working class.It's important to note that these social classes arenot always clearly defined, and there can be overlap between them. Additionally, there are other factors such as education, occupation, and cultural capital that can also impact an individual's social standing.中文:在英国,阶级体系已经是社会的重要组成部分几个世纪了。

The House of Lords英国上议院简介

The  House  of  Lords英国上议院简介

The House of LordsThe House of Lords is made up largely of life peers with experience in wide-ranging fields, including medicine,education, science, the armed services, academia.the arts, business, industry, the charity sector and public life. They meet and discuss legislation or issues that concern them and to question the government.This House of Lords is one of the most impressive rooms in the House of Parliament. Unlike the Commons which was rebuilt after the WWⅡ. The House of Lords is a working space and it is integral to the parliament’s work. As a forum of independent expertise member of the Lords play a central role in making laws. Scrutinizing, revising and initiating legislation as well as holding a government where it comes. The Lords’ speaker sits there on the woolsack. The Lords’ speaker’s role is to offer advice on procedure and to act as an ambassador for the House. The House of Lords is a self-regulating house.The Lords’ speaker preside over debates but it’s not decide who speaks. The woolsack is a sort of having been introduced in the 16th century to reflect the economic importance of the world trade to England. Over the years, its, stuffing changing to horse hair. But in 1938, It was stuffed with wool from England, Wales, Scotland ,Northern Ireland and countries of the Commonwealth ,given by the International Wool Secretariat.And the development of the Lords is also distant.In 1256 years, Simom de Montfort summoned two knights from each shire and two citizens from each of the more important towns to the Great Council,thus it got the name Parliament. Then during the Hundred Years’ War ,Parliament was formally divided into two parts,Lords and Commons. In 17th century, Parliament was ruled by the king.After the Glorious Revolution,1689s,the Bill of Rights came out,this was a bill which ended the theories of hereditary right to the throne and since then every English monarch rules by permission of Parliament, so after 1688s,the Glorious Revolution marked the shift in power from monarch to parliament.1832s:the year of the first Reform Bill passed,the House of Lords has become less important than the House of Commons.Also the member of the Lords are a significant part , It has over 1000 non-elected members who are Lords Spiritual and Lords Temporal.Lords Spiritual which includes the 2 archbishops of the Church of England , Canterbury and York, and 42 diocesan bishops. Their eligibility to sit ends on retirement. And Lords Temporal, It includes hereditary peers and life peers.Hereditary Peers ,in order of rank ,they are Duke, Marquis,Earl, Viscount,Baron. However, since 1963 a hereditary peer can give up his noble title . But this does not prevent the peer's heir from inheriting his title.then talk about the Life Peers. The life peers is the person who is given a title during his or her lifetime , in honor of his or her professionalachievements. And since the Life Peerage Act 1958, about 15 to 20 life peerage have been given each year .In fact many Lords aren’t enthusiastic about politics ,so the average daily attendance is quite low. Their average age is 63.thus the House also called '' nursing home '' by some people. Besides,The peers get no parliamentary salary, but they enjoy a small allowance for each day of attendance.The important part is the function. The functions of the House of Lords are both parliamentary and judicial .let’s know the parliamentary function. theoretically , the Lords run parallel to the Commons.But in fact the Lords does not exercise the dominant constitutional influence.In 1911 an Act was passed under which the House of Lords could not prevent for more than 2 years a bill from passing into law .The interval was reduced to 1 year in1949. This also called Suspensive vote. What’s more ,the Lords has no power to prevent the passing of legislation or bills approved by the House of Commons.It seems unlikely that the Upper House would ever use even the small power which is still left to it.However,in the judicial functions the Lords it is unique.The House of Lords is the highest court in Britain hearing civil and criminal appeals from the lower courts. Actually, when acting as the final court of appeal in Britain, the Lords employs only ''law lords'', who sits asthe highest court of appeal in England . Besides ,the Lords is presided by the Lord Chancellor as its Speaker .The Lords are more informal than those of the Commons,and their role in saving the Commons a great amount of time is widely recognized. Now the work of Lords is largely complementary to that of the Commons.英语一班刘晖14571115。

英国等级制度英文课件

英国等级制度英文课件

lives is that a car- worker (working-class)reads
The Sun in the morning, while a lawyer or
doctor(middle-class) reads The Guardian in the
morning.
1.lt is difficult to avoid social class when dis cussing British society . The British people general accept the social class system. 2.Social class system is the product of social dev elopment in the UK. What is distinctive about the British class system, and which marks it as different from the A merican or Chinese social structure , Is that it has also retained a hereditary aristocracy.
middle class.
The influence of the British class system on people's daily life
• One of the manifestations of the influence
of the British class system on people's daily
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吃货口语:各种“甜品”英文说法大不同

吃货口语:各种“甜品”英文说法大不同

【导语】⾷甜品的⼥⼈最娇媚,会做甜品的男⼈最窝⼼。

酥点、巧克⼒、提拉⽶苏......浓浓的甜怀抱齿间,暖暖的⾹流淌⼼⽥。

甜品常常是⼀餐中的最后⼀道菜at the end of a meal,甜品的英⽂说法有好⼏种:dessert,pudding和sweet. 三个词的意思虽然相同,但⽤法稍有不同。

Dessert Dessert是从法语desservir借来的字,表⽰"to clear the table" and "to serve." 。

Desserts包括:cakes, cookies, fruits, pastries, ice cream, and candies. 这个词⼴泛地应⽤于美国、加拿⼤、澳⼤利亚、爱尔兰。

The dessert is seen as a separate meal or snack rather than a course, and may be eaten apart from the meal. In colloquial American usage "dessert" has a broader meaning and can refer to anything sweet that follows a meal, including milkshakes and other beverages. 除了指餐后最后⼀道菜,随时吃的甜品都可以叫dessert。

美国⼝语化的⽤法中,dessert有更为宽泛的⽤法,它可以指任何包括奶昔和饮料在内的甜⾷。

Pudding Putting是从法语boudin借来的字,⽽它最初则源⾃拉丁⽂botellus,表⽰"small sausage" ,因为中世纪的欧洲,pudding⼀般都是塞着⾁的⼩⾷。

Pudding与dessert的应⽤地域不同,pudding主要是英国和印度的说法。

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Fox Hunting
6.Pastimes
• The pastimes include the traditional country sports of hunting, shooting, and fishing. Many upper-class people keep horse ,and ride for pleasure (which often includes fox-hunting) and competitively( including show jumping), as well as taking an interest in racing.
• • • • • • Historical development and component Importance of marriages to the nobility Principle of primogeniture on the nobility Education Behavior and accent Pastimes
The Upper Class NhomakorabeaThe upper class
• It generally refers to the aristocracy and its offshoots, and was traditionally the “ruling class”.
Detailed Introduction
5.Behavior and Accent
Good manners are of the utmost importance. A upper class should have a distinctive, mannered accent, which is delivered in a very precise manner. The accent is known as “an upper-class drawl”.
Eton College
• founded by Henry VI in 1440 • Famous graduate:Princes William and Harry, the current Prime Minister David Cameron • produced 20 British Prime Ministers
• The first-born son, as the prime inheritor, gains the title . • His siblings have only courtesy titles
cation
Eton College
Higher education is also a feature of upper class. Traditionally, upper class children were brought up at home by a Nanny for the first few years of life, and then schooled at home by private tutors. From the 19th century, it became increasingly popular for upper-class families to mimic the middle-classes in sending their children to public schools.
1.Historical development and component
The upper class occupies 5% to 10% of the population,including the , zillionaire about 0.2% of the population. There is a historical development of the upper class. There are distinctions between “old upper class” and “new upper class”.
2.Importance of marriages to the nobility
• Increase a family’s prestige or influence • Families usually took a strong hand in arranging marriages
3.Principle of primogeniture on the nobility
• Oxford ,Cambridge and other “traditional” universities such as Durham University(杜伦大学 the 杜伦大学), 杜伦大学 University of Edinburgh(爱丁 爱丁 堡大学 ), and St Andrews University(圣安德鲁大学 ) are 圣安德鲁大学 the most popular sources of higher education for the upper class.
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