The document summarizes the urbanization of London from the 18th century to the early 20th century. It describes how London grew rapidly due to industrialization and colonial expansion, reaching a population of 4 million by 1880. This growth led to overcrowding, poverty, and crime in the city. Efforts were later made to address issues like public health, housing, transportation, and workers' rights through actions like building new housing, establishing parks, developing the underground railway system, and passing legislation on child labor and working hours. The urbanization of London significantly impacted society and led to changes in families, gender roles, and the rise of social movements.
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3. Durgacharan Ray (1880), wrote about the city life and described
how even Gods couldn’t keep themselves away from the
fascinations of Urbanization.
This book describes the attractions of cities as well as frustrations
and crimes of urban area.
“The city seemed to offer a series of contrasting images and
experiences – wealth and poverty, splendor and dirt, opportunities
and disappointments.”
4. The Rise of Industrial Capitalism
The Establishments of Colonial Rule over large
parts of the World
The Development of Democratic Ideas.
5. Cities appeared first in river valley
Cities developed when they have sufficient food
supply
Cities developed due one or two specific reasons
during ancient times i.e. political, trading, religious
etc
Modern cities are huge in size (metropolises)
combined with political and economical functions
Urbanization – Development of city or town
6. In 1750 the population of London was 675000 that reached
to 4 million by 1880
London Dockyard was the major earning source in the
early period
Industries like - Clothing and footwear, wood and
furniture, metals and engineering, printing and stationery,
and precision products such as surgical instruments,
watches, and objects of precious metal helped to growth
of the city
DuringWorldWars, Motor car and Electrical goods industries
flourished
7. CRIMINALS
As London grew, crime increased. 20000 criminals by 1870s
It was great concern for Police as they worried about law and
order
Philanthropists were anxious about public morality
Industrialists wanted a hard-working and orderly labor force.
Henry Mayhew wrote about the labors of London and divided the
Criminals into two groups
▪ Skilled Criminals - the cheats and tricksters, pickpockets and
petty thieves
▪ Unskilled Criminals - stealing lead from roofs, food from shops,
lumps of coal, and clothes drying on hedges.
8. WOMEN
With technological developments, women gradually
lost their industrial jobs, and were forced to work
within households.
As they lost their jobs, they stared working at
domestic level as maids, running lodges, tailoring,
washing or matchbox making.
During 20th century women got the jobs back in
industries and withdrew from domestic work
9. CHILDREN
Parent pushed their children in low paid work
They started working in industries and then turned
criminals as it was more profitable.
Andrew Mearns, described this in his book –The
Bitter Cry of Outcast London
The Compulsory Elementary Education Act (1870) and
Factory Acts after 1902 kept children away from
Industries and crimes
10. As migration increased in London, landlords started building
cheap, unsafe tenements for new arrivals
In 1887, Charles Booth conducted the survey and proofed that
people living the bad housing could live for only 29 years and
people had good housing facilities were able to live for 55 years.
Answer to that survey well off Londoners came forward and
constructed the houses for the poor. Reasons: -
A serious threat to public health as no sanitation
Fear of fire hazard
Fear of widespread social disorder
11. Various steps were taken to clean up London –
Decongest Localities
Green the open space
Reduce population
Landscape the city
Building of Apartments
MajorThree Steps were: -
▪ Green Belts
▪ Gardens
▪ Small Family Cottages
Architect and planner Ebenezer Howard developed the principle of the Garden City.
Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker designed the garden city of New Earswick.
12. Increasing demand of Transportation was solved in London
with the help of ‘Underground Railway’.
First Railway – 10 Jan 1863 from Paddington to Farrington.
People said no to the underground railway at the beginning
due to following reasons:
Health problems
Displacement of the people
People accepted underground railway as:
Road became empty
City became vacant as people started shifting away from the city
Transportation became fast and easy.
13. FAMILY –
Size of the family reduced
Marriages started breaking down
Women started facing isolation basically in the middle
and upper class
Women in lower class had control on the their life as
they earned
Due to industrialization women lost jobs and
conservatives started restricting the women rights
14. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS –
Individualism ( Demanding more rights to individuals)
Chartism Movement (Demanding right to vote to all
adults)
10 – Hour Movement (Limiting working hours in the
factories)
15. WOMEN –
After men, women started demanding right to
vote and right to property
Women got their job back during war period
Family became the heart of the market
16. Wealthy Londoners
▪ London Season – 300 to 400 families met and enjoy opera and theater
Working class
▪ Used to meet in pubs and organized political action
Mass Activities
▪ Museum
▪ Art Gallery
▪ Libraries
▪ Music Halls
▪ Cinema
▪ Going to beaches
17. The Bloody Sunday of November 1887 – Poor people
marched on the road to demand against their poverty. Police
opened fire on them and brutally suppressed the riot.
12 - Day strikes at Dockyard in London –Workers of London
Dockyard marched through the city peacefully for their
demands.