Social investigators in Britain 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsASOCR Created by: jaaaz_vCreated on: 02-12-15 16:47 Charles Booth Concentrated his research in London His report "The Life and Labour of the People of London" was published between 1889-1903 Produced coloured maps showing the degree of poverty in areas in London Found that 35% of the people in London were living in poverty Found that poverty was down to : illness, old age, irregular employment, and poor wages . 1 of 3 Seebohm Rowntree Concentrated his investigations in York According to his findings over half of the people living in York were living in poverty Based his idea of poverty on not having enough food, fuel and clothing to maintain basic health Found irregular employment as a main contributing factor to poverty Helped to highlight that the problem of poverty wasn't exclusively in London 2 of 3 John Galt Was involved in the London City Mission Investigated living conditions in the East End of London He took photographs to illustrate the problem of poverty, and these were often published in magazines like Mission 3 of 3
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