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How bad were the conditions in Australia's 1800s and why?
The conditions were very bad indeed! We had conditions were like this because people from England had brought them here and a lot of very bad ones lived in England that had travelled to Australia.
Which problem of rapidly growing 19th-century cities?
Experienced a lot of things, things so horrible and just unbearable. Things you cannot image, just put on your homework or tell that person your with that it was bad because Yolo. Hi Micheal (;
How bad was the steerage conditions on the Titanic?
very good, ice cream and chocolate
Disadvantages of the Canadian Pacific Railway?
some disadvantages were - people died a lot - working conditions were very bad
What were the conditions for the Chinese workers on the CPR?
bad the got paid about 50cents a day and were typically used to carry the explosives
How clean was the streets in the 19th century?
it was bad
What was London like in the 19th century?
bad
How were the living conditions at the turn of the century?
bad
What was the lifestyle of 19th century working class women in France?
BAD because they didn't get enough pay
What was the Water and waste situation in the 19Th century?
it was really really bad. it was unhygienic (dirty and filthy) many people died from it
The Family of 18th and 19th century painters?
The Peale Family. Don't feel bad. It took me a while to find it, too.
Was the world better 50 years ago than today?
i believe it is because then in the 19th century the population was very bad into
What are the bad things about chlorine?
The bad things about chlorine was around 19th century when terrorist used it as a nuclear weapon. They stole it everywhere to make bombs. Also it was a toxic gas.
When did Britain gain control of the countries in the empire?
Mostly during the 19th century. The big exception was the American colonies which they lost in 1776. Bad move!
What was Africa like in the 17th century?
Bad living conditions but good culture and organisational skills , extremely warn
What effects did the sudden growth of the slave trade in the 17th century have on conditions in Europe and in Africa?
I gotta nut so bad.
Was it inevitable that things would go so bad for Africa in 19Th century?
Africa is a continent so is made up of many countries. We need a name of a country.
