The lower classes could not improve their conditions during the first half of the nineteenth century because they

a.) had lost the desire to struggle for improvement
b.) had no voice in the government
c.) were a minority

The answer is: B.) had no voice in the government

Explanation:

Just as women didn't have the right to vote back in the eighteen and part of the nineteen century, lower classes were as well taken out; an unfair and racist act. It wasn't becaise they were a minority, because in fact, there were many people who had the desire for improvement, and mostly them who wanted a better life for themselvers and their families.

you cant make me do anything i don't want to do michael yelled.

the answer is a

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