The Coronation of Elizabeth II was in overdrive with pomp and revelers way back in 1953. During the long interlude, many things have changed, like societal demographics, religious diversity, and rising minority ethnic groups. Back in the 1950s, white people and Christians were the majority, and halls of power and the class were stratifying the U.K. As time went by, stratification has crumbled. Now, 3 of 4 great offices of state are from minority backgrounds. 20% of the population comprises those who are subject to exploitation during the former British Empire. Responding to the endurance as the heir to the British Throne for 70 years, Charles III was crowned at his coronation at Westminster Abbey in London. But, a recent poll carried out by BBC showed the new monarch is not appealing to young people. 78% of them are indifferent to the loyal family, unlike the former monarch. At least, the society is thriving to be egalitarian. However, will the indifference, apathy, or opposition towards the loyal family change the reign of the new leader, and will it make him the titular head?
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*Vocabularies; abbey, heir, overdrive, pomp, way back when, societal, demographic, relevance, reveler, interlude, joie de vivre, halls of power, office, exploitation, subject, be subject to st, crumble, stratified, stratification, duchess, egalitarian, titular, head, apathy, reign
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