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

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Which diseases spread quickly in early 19th century industrial towns?

TB, typhoid and cholera

How many rooms did some houses in industrial areas consist of?

Two rooms

What was Britain's population growth between 1750 and 1800?

From 6 to 9 million

What was Manchester's population by 1802?

About 95,000

How many textile factories did Manchester have by 1802?

52 textile factories

How much did cities like Preston, Bradford and Glasgow grow during industrialisation?

Between 6 to 8 times

What proportion of Liverpool's population lived in filthy, narrow streets?

A fifth of the entire population

Where was water drawn from in industrial towns?

A common standpipe

What was one of the main problems in industrial towns?

Clean water

What created serious air pollution in industrial Britain?

Widespread use of coal

What did rapid population growth create in industrial Britain?

A scarcity of food

What tradition was set by eating an early meal before going to work?

Breakfast

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