Industrial societies

         The quality of life of the low classes in industrial societies was low.
         Workers did not have many chances against the factory owners. They had to accept to work
         more hours for less money. Government did not help a lot. When they did, they stabilized
         poorhouses.

         In conclusion, living conditions in general was not better in modern industrial cities. Water and
        air pollution was terrible and most cities were not planned, so they lacked sewage.

     

1.  Train for transport.  

       

     2.  More people in the cities.

      3.  Thing were made in factories.

        4.  More employment.

       5.  More contamination.

       6.  More rich people.