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Nearly all of the ones that are in England now!! It wasn't so long ago that old towns have since disappeared and new ones sprung up, we're only talking about 120 years ago, not millenia!
However, since the 19th Century, many towns have expanded and grown considerably, either due to industrial or commercial activity, or to residential development as a result of the increased population since then. Some were small settlements back then, that have since expanded to become much bigger.
The only few towns NOT to have existed in the 19th Century are the 'New Towns' devised by 20th Century planners between soon after WW1 and the 1970s- these include Milton Keynes, Telford in Shropshire, and Welwyn Garden City in Hertfordshire, which was designed as a model residential town in the 1920s.
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∙ 11y agoEngland had become the world's first society of industry by the nineteenth century, as well as the first urban society. By 1851 more than half of England's population was living in towns. Although many of the people from England emigrated to North America or Australia to escape poverty, there were still as many as nine million people by 1801. English 19th century towns had dreadful conditions. They were dirty, unsanitary and overcrowded, the streets were unpaved, garbage accumulated along the streets and was not cleared.
Disease was common due to poor sanitation and lack of education or research for better health. Poor families would share toilets, but luckily by this time most towns had begun to dig sewers and established piping for water. This helped make 19th century society slightly healthier. Though, due to disease life expectancy was rather low, increasingly low in town and cities.
Homes could be comfortable for the well off, for the poor it was dreadful. These were homes with three and sometimes only two rooms. The houses were literally back to back, as well as stacked on top of each other, with windows on only one side. Because of this homes were poorly ventilated and damp. People slept on piles of straw as they could not afford beds. Sometimes families were forced to live together in one room.
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∙ 11y agoEngland was good but it had a bit of a cold
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What country in 19th century had the biggest colonial power?
I think it was the England, based on what I know.
What century came before the 20th century?
19th century
How Many Africans were enslaved from 15-19th Century?
From the 15th Century through the 19th Century, it is estimated that 15 millions Africans were enslaved.
Is 1561 considered the 19th century?
No
What happened in the 19th century?
NOTHING
Who were the liberals and how did liberalism affect the political developments of the early 19th century?
Liberals in the 19th century were the whigs in England. They had formed into a fairly large party by the mid-19th century.
What was a sign of wealth in 19th century England?
umbrella
Are there barons in 19th century in England?
Yes, of course.
What was the sign of wealth in the 19th century England?
umbrella
When was England a leader in empire building?
In the 19th century.
Which Country was NOT a leading opera center in the 19Th century?
England
When Did Manufacturing started and where?
It started in England in the middle of the 18th century and in the late 19th century in the U.S
The development of soccer?
Soccer was developed in England in the mid-19th century.
Who is jack hobbs?
He is an England Batsmen of late 18th century and early 19th century - Vivek Rahul
Why is it more difficult in the21st century to establish an accepted canon that it was in the 19th century England?
all of the above
What common item was a sign of wealth oin 19th century England?
umbrella
Why women could not vote in England in the 19th century?
because the women did not have the rights to do it
