To my character, Iravti, the conference went pretty well. The other social classes accepted the workers' resolutions to clean factories and secure jobs. We had no real problems with our resolution, the other social classes agreed that factories should be cleaned and checked randomly. There were few questions about the cleaners themselves, but besides that everyone was happy with our resolution. Because it was accepted, workers will no longer die from diseases and working will be a lot more comfortable, making it easier to do our jobs.
I realized today that my social class had a lot on common. We all knew what it was like to have really terrible lives in factories. I learned today, however, that not all the classes are going to agree with eachother. Most of the conversation today consisted with social classes arguing with eachother over education, taxes, and voting. Becuase of the industrial revolution, according to other social classes, has made people forget thier heritage, made farming difficult, and money very important. The industrial revolution seems to be changing most, if not all of the social classes. Items, such as religion (as the religious figures pointed out) is being forgotten because of the importance of spending all your time in factories instead of with your village or family letting the traditions live on. These changes, along with the arguments, were very clear to me during the conference today.
Conference
To my character, Iravti, the conference went pretty well. The other social classes accepted the workers' resolutions to clean factories and secure jobs. We had no real problems with our resolution, the other social classes agreed that factories should be cleaned and checked randomly. There were few questions about the cleaners themselves, but besides that everyone was happy with our resolution. Because it was accepted, workers will no longer die from diseases and working will be a lot more comfortable, making it easier to do our jobs. I realized today that my social class had a lot on common. We all knew what it was like to have really terrible lives in factories. I learned today, however, that not all the classes are going to agree with eachother. Most of the conversation today consisted with social classes arguing with eachother over education, taxes, and voting. Becuase of the industrial revolution, according to other social classes, has made people forget thier heritage, made farming difficult, and money very important. The industrial revolution seems to be changing most, if not all of the social classes. Items, such as religion (as the religious figures pointed out) is being forgotten because of the importance of spending all your time in factories instead of with your village or family letting the traditions live on. These changes, along with the arguments, were very clear to me during the conference today.