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8 Cards in this Set

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Mines and mills

-Depended on men, women and children working long hours


-dangerous conditions and low wages


-maimed children or adults dismissed to become beggars or inmates of workhouse


Trade unions

-Workers started forming trade unions for better wages and working conditions


-only in the 19th century unions started to establish themselves, before that they were controlled by government laws

Growing towns

-bad life for the poor due to appalling conditions


-diseases spread (overcrowding and poor sanitation)


Church

-between 1750 and 1900 church became less important


-religious belief was declining and scientific thinking challenged it


-a movement named Methodism became popular

Women

-very few rights


-banned from most well-paid jobs


-few were educated


-women didn't have the right to vote until 1900

Education

-before 1830 not provided


-1880 all children had to attend school until age of 10


-conditions improved throughout 19 century (more education for children)


-still children lived in poor conditions often and were not treated well


Leaving Britain

-economic hardship made 12 mio people leave to live in other parts of British empire and USA


-smaller groups came to Britain due to persecution and famine but were treated badly when they arrived

Work

-1750-1900 brutal experience


-artists disturbed people with pictures showing actual lives of working people