Urban living conditions in the early nineteenth century (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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3 diseases spread quickly in early 19th century towns

TB, typhoid and cholera

Number of rooms in some urban houses

Two rooms

Water source in early urban areas

Common standpipe

Population growth in Preston, Bradford & Glasgow

6 to 8 times

Britain's population 1750-1800

6 to 9 million

4 diseases from overcrowding in cities

Smallpox, typhus, TB and cholera

Number of textile factories in Manchester by 1802

52

Manchester's pre-industrial population

About 27,000 people

Manchester's population in 1802

About 95,000

Number in filthy conditions in Liverpool (fraction)

45,000 (a fifth of population)

A key problem in industrial towns

Lack of clean water

New meal tradition from factory work

Breakfast

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