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URBANIZATION: from country to town

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1801 London - 1,1 million … cities over 50,000

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71 cities over
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 Families in agriculture: 1750 - 65% of population , 1851 -…………. of population

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LARGE CITIES
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THE WORKING CLASS
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SOCIAL REFORMS
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 1833 - the Factory Act ……………………………………………………………………………………….

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CONSUMER SOCIETY AND THE LEISURE REVOLUTION

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THE LEISURE REVOLUTION

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The Great Exhibition, 1851

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