Bonfire night in london (by kevin, jenne and ivy) 2015
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The document provides information about London and Bonfire Night celebrations in the United Kingdom. It notes that London is the capital of the UK, and lists several of its landmarks. It then discusses the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when a man attempted to blow up the British Parliament but was caught, and describes how Bonfire Night commemorates his failed attempt on November 5th each year with fireworks, bonfires and other festivities.
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Cities developed as centers of political power, trade, industry and intellectual activity that supported diverse social groups. Industrialization in England led to rapid urban growth, with cities like London attracting large migrant populations to work in factories. This increased overcrowding and poor living conditions in urban areas. Attempts were made to address issues like housing, transportation, and public health through planned development of garden cities, expansion of the London Underground, and slum clearances. However, industrialization also transformed social structures, loosening family ties and encouraging individualism. Cities offered both opportunity and threat, with their large populations able to mobilize for political causes.
London
London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom, located on the River Thames in southeast England. It has a population of over 8 million in the urban area and 12-14 million in the metro area, making it one of the most populous cities in Europe. London has a diverse population and is a global center of finance and culture, hosting museums, landmarks like Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, and being the home of English as well as the site of three Summer Olympics. Football is very popular and London has several Premier League teams. Famous celebrities from London include actors Daniel Radcliffe and David Beckham.
Work, life and liesure - Cities in the Contemporary World
The document discusses the development of cities from ancient times to the modern era. It focuses on the growth of London and Bombay/Mumbai as case studies. Key points include:
1) London and Bombay grew rapidly during the Industrial Revolution due to migration from rural areas seeking work. This placed stress on housing, sanitation and public health.
2) New transportation systems like trains and subways helped disperse populations but also disrupted communities and the environment.
3) Reform efforts in the late 19th/early 20th century addressed housing, pollution and public health issues through new laws and planned development. However, inequality and poor living conditions remained problems.
Markovski, E. The Industrial Revolution.
The Industrial Revolution marked the beginning of the modern world through technological innovations that transformed economies and societies. In 18th century Britain, new inventions like the spinning jenny increased factory production of textiles, while steam engines and railroads improved transportation of goods and resources. This led to rapid urbanization as people moved to cities for factory work. The growth of industries like coal and iron supported other innovations and created demand for British exports. However, these economic and social changes were disruptive and faced resistance from workers who saw their jobs replaced by machines. Over time, the visionary entrepreneurs and investors who drove Britain's industrialization came to influence government policies that further expanded and protected industrial development.
London
London is one of the largest cities in the world, with a population of around 7 million people. It is situated along the River Thames and consists of three main parts: the City of London, the West End, and the East End. The West End contains many famous historical sites such as Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. Big Ben, located in the Palace of Westminster, is one of London's most iconic landmarks. The East End was once London's poorest area but now contains sites like the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. London is also renowned for its museums, galleries, and theaters, including the British Museum, Tate Gallery, Globe Theatre, and other famous landmarks like Trafalgar Square.
London
The document discusses the rise of cities and urbanization in England during the Industrial Revolution. It describes how cities like London grew rapidly as people migrated to find work. This led to overcrowding and poor living conditions in slums. Attempts were made to address housing and transportation issues through new developments like garden cities and the London Underground railway. The document also examines marginal groups that emerged in cities like criminals, women, and children workers. It analyzes how urban living transformed family structures and the roles of men and women. Leisure activities and political mobilization in cities are also summarized.
The Best of Enemies
- The document discusses how Britain and Germany had a close relationship in the 19th century due to cultural, familial and political ties, but this relationship was shattered by World War 1 after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
- During WWI, both Britain and Germany established propaganda bureaus to manipulate public opinion and undermine the enemy through disseminating misinformation in print media. These propaganda efforts poisoned relations between the two countries for decades after the war ended.
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The document discusses the history of London's docks from the 19th century onwards. It notes that the Thames was constrained and organized to facilitate river traffic beyond Tower Bridge, and legal quays were established upriver to unload imports. Over time, a system of enclosed docks was built on both sides of the river to prevent cargo theft and accommodate growing trade. This fueled London's growth as the world's busiest port during the Industrial Revolution. The 1901 census recorded over 300 ships docked across the various port facilities, demonstrating the scale of maritime commerce at the time.
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The Victorian Era saw Britain rise to become the world's dominant industrial and naval power under Queen Victoria's long reign from 1837 to 1901. Key developments included the establishment of a professional police force, reforms to education and criminal justice, the Great Exhibition of 1851 showcasing British industry, the Crimean War, the Indian Mutiny of 1857 which ended East India Company rule, and the expansion of the British Empire to its greatest extent by the late 19th century. However, poverty, child labor, disease and famine remained serious problems both in Britain and across the Empire during this period of rapid industrialization and imperial expansion.
Week 9 The Victorian Age
The Victorian Era saw Britain rise to become the world's dominant industrial and naval power under Queen Victoria's long reign from 1837 to 1901. Key developments included the establishment of a professional police force, reforms to education and criminal justice, and the growth of the British Empire to its largest extent due to industrialization and colonization. However, social problems like poverty, child labor, disease outbreaks, and tensions in India that led to the Indian Mutiny challenged Britain's progress and stability during this period of change.
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