Life in 1840's London- 7th

residential areas on the outskirts of a city or urban area, typically characterized by lower population density, quieter surroundings, and often more spacious homes.

• Suburb

• Workhouse

• Tenement

• Cholera

the ability to bounce back and adapt in the face of adversity or difficult circumstances, demonstrating strength and toughness.

• Resilience

• Sanitation

• Industrialization

• Chartism

a 19th-century political and social reform movement in Britain that advocated for the rights and welfare of the working-class population, including suffrage and other democratic reforms.

• Chartism

• Cholera

• Infamous

• Industrialization

a black, powdery substance composed of carbon particles produced by the incomplete burning of organic material, such as coal or wood.

• Soot

• Cholera

• Resilience

• Suburb

a multi-unit apartment building, often in poor condition and housing several families or individuals in separate, cramped living spaces.

• Tenement

• Workhouse

• Suburb

• Soot

a highly contagious and potentially deadly bacterial infection that causes severe diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration.

• Cholera

• Soot

• Chartism

• Sanitation

having a reputation for being well-known, usually for negative reasons, such as being notorious or disgraceful

• Infamous

• Resilience

• Chartism

• Cholera

 an institution or facility where impoverished or destitute individuals were required to perform labor in exchange for food and shelter, often under harsh conditions

• Workhouse

• Tenament

• Suburb

• Industrialization

the maintenance of clean and hygienic conditions to prevent the spread of disease and promote health.

• Sanitation

• Soot

• Suburb

• Infamous

the process of economic and social transformation characterized by the growth of industry, technology, and the shift from agrarian economies to manufacturing and production

• Industrialization

• Tenament

• Resilience

• Sanitation