Dates for History

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1750's

Most people were farmers in the country side. Transport was basic on horses and carts. They used water wheels for power. Food sources were fish and meat as there were no shops. Ships were there for trading fruit, veg and materials. The roads were sim

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1830's

There were factories and the transport had improved to trains. Buildings and ships were bigger now. People would also be factory workers, coal miners and farmers. Machines were starting to be made, so this was the start of the industrial revolution.

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1830's

People were building structures and bridges were safe and stable. Trains would also carry goods and passengers. Ships would carry cargo to trade.

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1830's Germs

Roads would be cleaner as people were starting to understand about germs and diseases. People knew about the dangers of being unclean and unhealthy.

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1890's

Britain had lots of buildings and the countryside had turned into a city. Most people would work in factories to earn money./ The houses were a different style. They were stable and secure.

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1890's power and transport

Transport had improved to trams and buses. There were also gasometers as they were now using gas to power things e.g lamps. Roads were organised and hygienic and there were more churches. There were mines where people could work.

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People were building structures and bridges were safe and stable. Trains would also carry goods and passengers. Ships would carry cargo to trade.

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Roads would be cleaner as people were starting to understand about germs and diseases. People knew about the dangers of being unclean and unhealthy.

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Britain had lots of buildings and the countryside had turned into a city. Most people would work in factories to earn money./ The houses were a different style. They were stable and secure.

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