History - Crime and Punishment - 18th and 19th century - Industrial period changes
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- Created on: 31-12-20 14:37
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18th - 19th Century:
Industrial period changes:
Population rise and movement
- 1750: About 9.5 million people living in England and Wales
- Most lived in countryside villages
- 1900: About 41.5 million people living in England and Wales
- Mainly lived in concentrated in towns
Work
- 18th Century: Most people did farm work
- 19th Century: Most people worked in worshops or factories
- Work had moved into the towns and cities
Voting rights
- Mid 18th Century: 1 in 8 men could vote
- 1885: Nearly all men had the vote
- Governments had to improve housing and health to win normal people votes
Harvests
- 19th Century: Less chance of poor harvests causing high prices or starvation
- Now food could be…
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