Family in the Eras
- Created by: ecotts
- Created on: 14-05-17 18:42
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- Family through the Eras
- Industrial Britain
- Early 19th century
- The change from Agricultural society to Industrial
- More opportunities for British citizens
- Increased employment increased geographical mobility
- Decreased extended family
- Families still had more children as they were seen as an economic asset.
- Children forced to work as chimney sweepers and factory miners
- The change from Agricultural society to Industrial
- Mid 19th century
- Middle class children stopped working so young and began to get an education
- New laws passed preventing children from working
- Children became more expensive, less of an economic assets
- 20th century
- Introduction of the welfare stat, education, health care and benefits
- Increase in science and technology
- decline in religion
- better health services NHS
- Early 19th century
- Pre- industrial Britain
- Normal family type was the extended family
- Huge amounts of children due to infant mortality rate
- More children they had they more resources produced
- Men and children would work on farms (agriculture)
- Women were the expressive role
- Normal family type was the extended family
- Modern Britain
- Isn't a normal family type
- More diversity
- Parental roles were net-conventional;no instrumental role or expressive
- International jobs such as working form home
- Isn't a normal family type
- Industrial Britain
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