This was the largest group.
the bourgeoisie, who had become rich through new businesses
The air was dirty because of the nearby factories
There were no pavements; people walked in the mud.
had no rights
The first feminists are known as suffragettes.
There were no streetlights or means of transport.
they received less money than men for the same work
peasants, servants, factory workers
They were completely prohibited from attending university
grew a lot in the 19th century
small business owners
civil servants
professionals, such as merchants, artists, doctors and lawyers
families lived in tiny houses without running water or electricity
running water, electricity, heating and lifts.
This small group was made up of the wealthiest people
had to do all the housework and take care of the children
beautiful, good-quality buildings.
The death rate went down, thanks to advances in medicine like vaccines
had no modern comforts.
shops and cafes, pavements with streetlights, and tram services
aristocrats, with titles of nobility
many peasants emigrated to the cities in search of factory jobs
They were very poor.
Few could read or write.