Rural to Urban Migration By: Monica Rizzo. Learning Goals Understand why people moved from villages to cities Understand urban living conditions Understand.

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Rural to Urban Migration By: Monica Rizzo

Learning Goals Understand why people moved from villages to cities Understand urban living conditions Understand working conditions Understand conditions for children

Tenement Life Overcrowded Filthy Lack of Heat in Winter No Running Water No Flush Toilets Lack of or Contaminated Ventilation

Working Conditions

Sweatshops

Child Labor

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

Family Life Family no longer worked together on a farm Cottage industries disappeared Parents and children worked in factories Less time together

What was better? People ate better Sanitation improved Medical advances helped people be healthier Lifespan increased

Did Everyone Benefit

The business owners Best food Best homes Cleanest streets Financial benefits

The Workers Long working hours Hard labor Dangerous conditions Low wages

How does this compare to today?

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