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Why did London east end become to the very poor in 18 th century?
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Why do poor countries become poor?
i think countries become poor because of of bad country leader. this could lead to very high taxes that countries can not pay for, therefore they get poor.
How does urban poverty impact poor communities?
the urban poverty must effect on poor communities because in urban sector the type of unemployment is educational . that is why the purchesing power of these low .demond will also become low. with these sercomtences the employment rate will become low . with this circle the community become more and more poor.
Why was there so much poor housing in the towns and cities in the 19th century?
because they couldnt afford it
Does oil have a negative effect on the Middle east?
It caused it economic gap between the rich and the poor I think.
How do GDP and standard of living vary between developed and developing nations?
The GDP and standard of living have showed that countries that have done well over the past half-century, such as in South East Asia and some Latin American countries, have all been trade-oriented. The poor countries open to trade are doing better.
What would a poor or in-service child in late 19th century London call his mother?
Madame
What has the author Richard George Burnett written?
Richard George Burnett has written: 'London lives on' 'Christ down east' -- subject(s): City missions, East End Mission, East End Mission. London, Poor 'Chudleigh' -- subject(s): City missions, East End Mission 'Through the mill'
Which social factor allowed Tammany Hall to become an urban power in the 19th century?
the poor living conditions of immigrants
Which way it's right i become a poor man or i am become a poor?
I become a poor man.
What British tv show was about a young female doctor whose father is also doctor trying to run her own clinic in a poor section of London at the turn of the century?
bromwell
Was London a Nice place to live in the 16th century?
No really. The streets were filled with sewage from human waste thrown from houses, animal waste mixed with this. There was wide spread poverty. The port of London grew rapidly. By the late 17th century London had a population of more than half a million. Many of the grander houses and wealthy merchants lived in the west of the city, the poor people lived in the east of the of the Thames. During the 17th century towns grew much larger. That was despite outbreaks of plague. Fleas that lived on rats transmitted bubonic plague. If the fleas bit humans they were likely to fall victim to the disease. Unfortunately at the time nobody knew what caused the plague and nobody had any idea how to treat it. Plague broke out in London in 1603, 1636 and in 1665. Each time it killed a significant part of the population but each time London recovered. There were always plenty of poor people in the countryside willing to come and work in the town. Of course, other towns as well as London were also periodically devastated by the plague.
Why did pizza become popular among the poor people of naple in the 18th century?
I think it was because the resources to make them were cheap and easy to find, but im not sure
Are most of the people in the middle east poor?
most are poor but there are a lucky few
Why did the British want to colonize?
For the "working poor" of London.
Why did the rich have more money than the poor in the 16th century?
Because, Otherwise the rich wouldn't have been rich and the poor, with no high standard of comparison due to lack of rich people, would have become middle class. Think about it.
Did poor Victorian have chimneys?
no the smoke filled up and killed them and that is why there are no poor people left in london.
Why did central Asia become isolated and poor in the 1500s?
Why did central asia become isolated and poor in the 1500s?
