What were the living conditions like during the 1800's?

Answer 1

the living conditions were awful. The rule was 3 families per room. You could have as many has 14 families living in a house. the streets were overcrowded. Many people caught diseases e.g cholera from the filth e.g. sewage, rubbish left outside in the streets. Even worse, children played in the sewage with bare feet. this spread lots of diseases.They were all poor, its SHOCKING. Its bad living conditions. Nobody should be treated like that, you know? They deserve better than they settled for.It depends where you was, if you was in London it was filthy with lack of light due to the industrial powerhouse of the city with lack of Meat and nutrients and overpopulations of Humans and rats, we owe a lot to Isembard brunel for building sewage railways Bridges to make life better great Englishmen.

Answer 2

Children of the 1800 were put to work!! They had to help provide for their families some were very poor mostly in the southern colonies.