When rags to riches came out, it encouraged and empowered those that they too could become prosperous. It led them to believe that anyone on the streets could become lavishly rich, like Andrew Carnegie. Since all these people went out to create businesses and start their own industries, it created new job opportunities, new innovations, and new business tactics such as vertical and horizontal integration. Peace out.
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trousers made from wool and a tunic which was knee height
they used rags 50cents, wash clothes $15, sponges 50cents, dish water $10, tv $100
In the Tudor times poor peoples clothes was tatty and dirty as they had to were them all the time Rich peoples clothes were dirty During the week but at the weekend there had there Sunday best on so looked smart
King Henry didn't won't his guards to kill Thomas Becket but he said the line "Will no-one raid me of this troublesome priest!" in a jokey sort of way but his guards herd him and went to kill Becket. The king was ashamed of what he said and walked out bare foot and in rags and let people thow stones at him because he was so upset.
they wore chaps, hats, boots, uniforms and carried swords some had uniforms if they wore it the coat had to be blue Continental soldiers in the time of the revolution wore either blue or brown and minutemen in the early stages of the war fought with whatever they were wearing