Life in the cities during the Industrial Revolution 1800-1914

Pacome Schembri at 03h21
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2011
Life in the cities during the Industrial Revolution 1800-1914

Once the Industrial Revolution advanced, cities came to dominate the West. Daily Life in general underwent dramatic changes. The way cities were planed out started to change. City planners constructed spacious new squares and boulevards. Avenues were made up of government buildings, offices, stores, and theaters. Planners destroyed medieval streets and built wide boulevards and public buildings. Since lots of constructi

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