The people's health overview - OCR B Medieval Britain and the people's health, c.1250-c.1500 - OCR B Early modern Britain and the people's health, c.1500-c.1750 - OCR B Britain since c.1900 and ...

Medicine and the Industrial Revolution - AQA Urban populations increased rapidly in the 19th century. Diseases such as cholera, typhus and typhoid spread due to poor public health conditions.

Edwin Chadwick was a lawyer who wanted to reform the conditions poor people lived ... Population of Great Britain in 1842. The report highlighted the impact of public health conditions and wealth ...

for the workers the it led to a decline in health. This was due to worsened living conditions in towns and cities, and poor sanitation. Before the Industrial Revolution, most people lived in rural ...

The Industrial Revolution, which took place between ... But soon steam engines would be doing as much work in Britain as forty million people flat out. Why did this happen in Britain?

In 'Muck and Brass' you will have to imagine you are running a city at the height of the Industrial Revolution ... Britain. Towns are built for industry and trade; not for people.

led to the growth of factories and industry Before the Industrial Revolution, most of the textiles made in Britain would have been made by people in their own homes. An engraving showing how yarn ...

PROFESSOR JEREMY BLACK:'The Industrial ... Revolution lead to the invention of the factory and powered a huge growth in industrial towns. Completely changing Britain's landscape and the way that ...

The term was first coined by historian Arnold Toynbee in his attempt to describe Britain ... the Industrial Revolution is rural-to-urban migration. The trend came about as a result of people ...