Infant mortality rates in Britain before 1900 were about 50% - that is half of live births resulted in a death within a year or so. This figure did not materially improve until after the first World War i.e. after the 1920s. Curiously, the plagues which killed more than a third of adults had little effect on child mortality.
Most of the streets in inner London are Victorian or older.
Queen Victoria ruled Britain for a long period (1837-1901). There were great demographic changes. There was a decline in childhood mortality while the population in Britain increased. There was a rush from the rural places to the cities by the youth. There was a decline in the birth rate and the mortality rates due to better and improved medical facilities towards the end of the Victorian era.
Turkeys were marched on London in their thousands.
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There were many stereotypes of Jewish people in Victorian London. During the murders of Jack the Ripper, many tried to pin the crimes on Jews.
great economy. democratic. low birth rate. majority of population at a working age.
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The types of industries centered in London during the Victorian time period were:The textile industryCoal miningShip building