Question

world history a pringle
age of revolutions in europe
liberals tended to belong to the
lower class
middle class
upper middle class
upper class

Explanation:

In the context of the Age of Revolutions in Europe, liberals (who advocated for political and economic reforms, like constitutional government and free trade) were predominantly from the middle class. The middle class (including professionals, merchants, etc.) sought political rights and economic opportunities that aligned with liberal ideology. The lower class was more associated with radical or socialist movements, the upper middle and upper classes often had more conservative or traditional interests.

Answer:

middle class