Explain the reasons for the changes that took place in the position of the bourgeoisie.

Since the creation of the first manufactories, the income of the first bourgeois began to grow rapidly. When, with the onset of the industrial revolution, manufactories turned into factories and plants, their owners became very wealthy. The income of the bourgeoisie became incomparably higher than that of the hereditary nobility.
This could not but affect the political and social structure of society. The bourgeoisie, thanks to the large capital, could influence the policy of the government. In many countries, the bourgeoisie has become the ruling class.