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Daily Life In 19th Century Britain

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WORK

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION MADE A DEMAND FOR FEMALE AND CHILD LABOR

CITIES

CONDITIONS WERE DREADFUL, DIRTY, UNSANITARY, AND OVERCROWDED

FOOD

MOST OF THE WORKING CLASS LIVED ON A DIET OF BREAD, BUTTER, POTATOES,& BACON

EDUCATION

ENGLAND DIDNT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY UNTIL 1875 TO PROVIDE SCHOOL

TRANSPORTATION

REVOLUTIONIZED BY RAILWAYS

COMMUNICATIONS

IN 1837, THE TELEGRAPH WAS INVENTED. IN 1876, THE TELEPHONE WAS INVENTED

HOUSING

VERY POOR CONDITIONS WHERE HOUSES WERE MADE OF WOOD WITH NO INSULATION. BEDS WERE SOMETIMES STACKED ON EACHOTHER