During the industrial revolution most died of illness from lack of hygiene. One of the most feared disease was the King Cholera but also typhoid and typhus were devastating. London is thought 7000 people died of the disease in the 1831-32 outbreaks which represented a 50% Death Rate of those who caught it. 15,000 people died in London in the 1848-49 outbreaks but the greatest killer in the cities was tuberculosis followed by Cholera which was given a chance to spread and 30,000 Londoners got the disease in 1849 with 15,000 dying as a result. Smallpox made a major re-occurrence in industrial cities even after Edward Jenner's vaccine because many in the industrial cities were ignorant of the fact that Jenner had developed a vaccine.
Yes, people did die from pollution during the industrial revolution. People usually died from the water pollution, which caused a disease called Cholera. The people threw their solid wastes and their sewerage into the rivers and lakes which they later drank from.
Well the health was quite horrible, many people suffered from lung diseases and pollution spread everywhere, its was insane, many people died. However, during the Industrial Revolution, medicine and disease treatment greatly improved, which sort of balanced the horrible living conditions.
there wasnt a time when Christianity has ever "died" it has merly not been favored by the public. in England during the second industrial revolution the catholic church was being turned on because the people where more educated with the new privleges to vote.
about 16000 people died
millons of people died
a thousands people died
i think3 people died
There were a lot of people who died. It was very tragic.
The amount of people that died during the holocaust was avout 12 million people. That is alot of people. frick
About 17,000,000 people died during World War I. An additional 22,000,000 were wounded.
In total, the US lost 418,500 people. This includes 416,800 soldiers and 1,700 civilians, which were killed during WW2.
They died