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Inspector Calls - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Lower, middle and upper
        
        lower class people were often in poverty and struggled with work and money, They tended to have larger families so that some of their children may live as many of them couldn't afford any health care and babies would catch diseases and die young.
        
        Middle class people would own smaller business and weren't rich but they didnt starve for money, some middle class familes could send their cbildten to school and such though it could be rare.
        
        Upper class people were very well off and thought very highly of their class to the point connections with other upperclassmen were very important. Children could be sent to school and the men would own large well off business. Although despite their wealth they wouldn't pay their workers or staff very much and wuld keep most of their wealth to themselves.
    - - The men would provide and work to support their family and look after his own.
      - Woman could work but was discouraged among the upper class who were expected to keep up appearances and take care of the family and provide children.
  - - - Upper class people, can be family orientated but not for the love and care but for marrying into rich or richer family and keeping their status and appearance up among the Upper class people.
    - - Mr and Mrs Birling are quick to dismiss all that happened after they call the infirmary. However Eric and Sheila continue to accept responsibility if Eva Smith was real or not.
    - - The Inspector gives the Birlings the opportunity to redeem themselves but the older generation, e.g Mr Birling, Mrs Birling and Gerald, though it could be argued that he already had redeemed himself in a way, don't take up this opportunity and once the Inspector leaves they continue on with how they treat others just as before. Unlike Sheila and, in some cases, Eric, refuse to go back to their old ways and think on how they can change their attitudes and treatment of others to redeem themselves and ensure there aren't any more cases like Eva Smith
- - - - felt humiliated by Eva Smith supposedly laughing at her from trying on a dress that didn't suit her