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Sexism was a lot more prominent. The men worked and the women stayed home washing, looking after children and cooking.

This picture below is ironic. It shows the opposite of how society truly was

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22 yr old male
-Cramped living conditions in public Communes
-Little to no pay
-Agrarian society

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The British Raj was faced with growing dislike from natives who were suffering famine and wished to see India for the first time in history governed by an elected and local government instead of colonial rule or the oppressive rule of local Maharajah's. This resulted in wide spread riots and disruption to the governance of Raj India with Christmas island Mutiny in 1942 which spread to Indian Armed forces in Bombay and involved over 20,000 Indian sailors.

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In the 1900's children were considered as little adults. They were allowed to drink alcohol and smoke. They were also sent to adult prison.

"A 1900 survey into child labour in London showed 25% of all children aged 5-13 had part time jobs or worked at home making goods like brushes or paper flowers."
http://www.20thcenturylondon.org.uk/children

Children from lower class families often missed days of school as they had to help their family and work. Majority of young girls had to stay home and couldn't attend school as they had to look after younger siblings, especially if their parents have passed away.

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Muslim divide between shia and sunni, not well-off, females are not worth anything (male birth celebrated, female birth not spoken of much), no education for females,

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Lower Class 20 yr old male
-Poor living conditions
-Living in cramped public communes
-18 hour weeks
-Little to no pay

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For this male there is a lot of work involved, He would probably be working in a factory for 54+ hours a week. I will be about half way through my life expectancy. I am gaining more money than my father was years ago. The good news for me is the fact that the income rates keep rising.

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-Men were seen as the 'breadwinners'
-High infant mortality rate
-Housing was dangerous, unsanitary and overcrowded
-limited time for leisure

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The ruling class's struggle to maintain control of the working class, thanks to the spread of trad-unionism intensifies and peaks with the general strike in 1926 with the coal miners leaving the pits and other workers going out in sympathy however the general strike is crushed in a few days.

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America at the start of the 20th century 

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America at the start of the 20th century 

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- America had and was in the process of experiencing industrialisation and growth.
- Mass production and more advanced industrial processes became common place.
- Retailers expanded and established the basis a consumer driven society.
- Railways established across the continent, making travel commonly available for the middle class citizen.
- Inventors, such as Thomas Edison, established the basis of modern technology. Namely film and radio. These technologies were slowly becoming available for the upper class citizen but remained mostly unavailable for the middle or lower class citizen.

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Middle/upper class male middle age -  classicism, think that women should provide for them, scared of foreigners, 'civiled

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Life in Britain in the 20th century for food  

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Life in Britain in the 20th century for food  

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- Malnutrition was common among poor children and food was also expensive.
- In 1914 a working class family spent about 60% of their income on food.
- By 1937 food was cheaper and they only spent about 35% of their income on food.
- Food was rationed during World War II. In January 1940 butter, sugar, bacon and ham were rationed. Tea was also rationed from 1940. Rationing became more severe in 1942. From July 1942 sweets were rationed. Instead of real eggs many people had to make do with 'dried eggs' imported from the USA.

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poor dirty slaving in the factory stealing uncomfortable living in a cramped house