As a result of no reliable Birth Control, Victorian families could be rather large, limited only by the mother's health and father's willpower. Many women didn't know what it was like not to be either pregnant or recovering from childbirth. Charles and Catherine Dickens raised all ten of their children to adulthood, a minor miracle in that age.
by providing job training
by providing job training
working-class lives 1800's?
In the 1800s, many people opposed granting voting rights to the working class due to fears that they would disrupt the existing social order and challenge the power of the elite. There was a belief that the working class lacked the education and property ownership necessary to make informed decisions, which led to concerns about the potential for mob rule and instability. Additionally, the wealthy and powerful often sought to maintain their privileges and influence in government, viewing the disenfranchisement of the working class as essential to preserving their interests.
Sherman Silver Act
Members of the middle class believed hard work and education would bring success, and that getting ahead was based on effort and talent. They felt that people should earn their money, unlike upper-class individuals who inherited their wealth. At the same time, they criticized working-class people for not trying hard enough to improve themselves. Many middle-class members believed strongly in progress and thought that they were the hope for the future.
Year 1800, average family 8 children.Year 1900, average family 4 children.Year 2000, average family 2 children.
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In the mid 1800's education was available to even poorer children as a basic education was payed for by charities or the church for poor and working-class children
The Entrophy class is avaliable from Cysero's Store of Savings for 1800 DC.
yes
William A. Sullivan has written: 'The industrial worker in Pennsylvania, 1800-1840' -- subject(s): Labor unions, History, Labor and laboring classes, Working class