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How did the rapid growth of cities affect urban living conditions?
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∙ 11y agoThe cities were way behind when it came to sewage and sanitation disposal. Housing was in high demand and short supply. Infrastructure and streets were lacking. Law enforcement had to be beefed up.
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How did cities change during the Industrial Revolution?
The Industrial Revolution caused a sharp shift from most people living in rural areas to many living in cities due to the increased job opportunities at factories, etc. The extremely rapid growth of the cities led to terrible living conditions for many. Cities were overcrowded, filthy, and disease-ridden.
How did the growth of the suburbs affect cities?
The suburbs added a new living space that wasn't in the city (CBD). It also was for the middle class that emerged due to industrialization.
How did the industrial affect cities and population distribution?
It affected population distribution poorly. It caused more people to move to the cities and it became very crowded. Living conditions worsened and disease spread rapidly.
What were effects of the Industrial Revolution?
Living conditions became worse for many people. The cost of living went down slightly. Per capita income increased. More people began living in cities. Productivity increased.
What wrote about the living conditions of the lower class living on the farms and in the cities of England?
Victorian
How do the seasonal changes affect living things on your planet?
it can affect the growth of plants
What was not associated with the living conditions in american cities?
Tonybee Hall
Why were new types of houses needed in emerging industrial cities?
New types of houses were needed in emerging industrial cities due to population growth driven by industrialization. Existing housing was often overcrowded and unsanitary, leading to poor living conditions and spread of diseases. The new housing aimed to provide better living conditions for the growing urban population and accommodate the influx of workers migrating to cities.
How did the industrial revolution affect the cities and population distribution?
It affected population distribution poorly. It caused more people to move to the cities and it became very crowded. Living conditions worsened and disease spread rapidly.
Why did living conditions in cities improve in the 1900s?
building codes were enacted
What were the living conditions and settlement patterns of immigrants who moved into cities?
poppo0
Who was not associated with improving the living conditions in American cities?
Tonybee Hall
