Life in the Emerging Urban Society - Part 1

This man's work implied that diseases were caused by living organisms and could be controlled

Who made up the largest component of the unskilled group?

The working class revolution predicted by _____ never happened btwn the bourgeoisie/proletariat

The idea that disease was caused by the spread of living organisms that could be controlled

What was the largest item in the household budget for middle-class people?

This helped cities expand, cheaper, new and improved method of travel

Highly skilled workers, such as factory foremen and construction bosses, about 15% of working

Overall what was happening to the death rates in England, Wales, Germany, France and Sweden?

In the 19th century, ______ gained fame as an advocate of improved public sanitation

Which of the following would qualify as white-collar workers?

Good mass transit helped the middle-class...

Which country experienced poor quality of urban life first?

What was generally happening to wages by 1850?

Poorly paid handicraft production, often by married women paid by the piece, done at home

Which was not a cause of poor quality of urban life?

Modernization occurred in the capital city of ____ between 1850 and 1870

In the city of Paris, part of the renovations included ____ and ____

____ was by far the commonest cause of dispute and misery in working class homes

As the 19th century progressed, the upper middle class

The idea that social policies should promote the greatest good for the greatest number is...

What country was Louis Pasteur from and what was his profession?

He was an English surgeon and used the germ theory, connecting it to infections found in ____

What does urban mean?

How would one characterize early 19th century British cities?

Who's idea was utilitarianism?