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Industrialisation was a shift to powered, machinery, factories and production. There was improved systems of transportation, communication and banking.

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About 80%  of the population was working class. In order to be considered middle class you had to have at least one servant.

Industrial Revolution was the development of skilled labor, which led to the rise of a middle class. The middle class consisted of newly educated people in industrial technologies, along with other professionals like doctors, engineers, and lawyers.

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The working class life was hard and made worse by deep poverty, but working class people did find time to relax and enjoy themselves. Working class leisure activities included playing or watching football, bicycling clubs, and visiting the local music hall.

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Crime rates were high meaning laws were made strict. In the minds of the upper classes, the poor lived in the filth  and consisted of the poorest members of society. It wasn't just crime that was increasing but also poverty. The industrial revolution made many people rich but for many poor families life was made difficult.

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The working class consisted of unskilled workers who worked in brutal and dirty conditions. They didn't have access to clean water and food, education for their children, or proper clothing. They mostly lived on the streets and were far from the work, so they would have to walk to long distances. Unfortunately, many workers resorted to the use of drugs like alcohol to cope with their hardships

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The middle class had skilled workers, such as managers, clerks, and etc, they had the money they needed to survive, and had money left over for other leisure goods. This extra money allowed them to live comfortably. Most moved away from the cities because slums were seen as unhygienic and unpleasant. This led to the beginning of suburbs. However, the people living in industrialised areas lived in terrible conditions because of the lack of money and the increasing population.

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The working class had significant impacts on the economic, political, and social structures of the private and public space. Companies developed different ways to manage the working class, while the working class changed to new social and economic situations of the day.  Politics changed as the working class grew and new legislation and government policy was created to deal with the changes.

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There was mainly refinement, propriety, restraint, and sexual prudishness in the century. The middle classes were larger and more dominant in society. Queen Victoria, who ruled Great Britain for much of the 19th century, was widowed quite early and never remarried, and her behavior, and dress set England's culture for most of the century. Facts and stories were produced to show that the life of a worker in the 19th century was difficult.