Célia By roofies Period: 1748 to 1832 Jeremy Bentham (utilitarianism) Period: 1748 to 1832 Whigs and Tories 1750 Speenhamland: 600,000 pounds Period: 1760 to 1780 Industrial revolution 1764 The spining Jenny Period: 1768 to 1775 The steam engine 1795 speenhamland system 1801 10 M people Period: 1804 to 1815 Napoleonic wars Period: 1809 to 1832 John Nash's regent street development Period: 1810 to 1820 35 life expectancy 1818 Speenhamland: 8,000,000 pounds 1820 Britain is the richest economy 1829 BIRMIGHAM politicial union of the lower and middle class of the people 1829 Apparition of cholera Period: 1830 to 1840 Political right = privilege of landowners (300pounds a year) + small rurals cities (1 or 2 seats= rotten boroughs) 1831 16.5 MH 1831 171 towns of > 10,000 ihb 1832 Reform act 1833 Factory act 1834 Poor law amendment 1835 General election 1835 Timeworth manifester Robert Peel 1837 Matrimonial causes act Period: 1837 to 1851 Standards of living decreased Period: 1838 to 1848 Chartism 1839 infant and child custody Period: 1840 to 1850 The hungry forties 1841 Metropolitan association for the improvement of the dwellings of the industrious classes 1842 Chadwick's report on the sanitary condition of the laboring population of GB 1843 Past and present, Thomas Carlyle 1845 Creation of victoria park 1845 Sybil or the two nations B Disraeli 1847 10H act 1848 Cholera 1850 21 th governesses in GB 1851 21 MH 1851 54% of the population is urban Period: 1851 to 1901 Standards of living rised 1853 cholera 1854 "half of families lived in a single room" Steinbach 1859 Self help, Smiles 1862 640 philantropics socities in London 1864 Factory act 1866 Cholera 1866 Public health act 1866 women's sufferage committee 1867 Factory act 1867 Second reform act + 938,000 voters 1868 Trade union congress 1869 First university for women Girton college 1870 Married women's property act 1871 PH act 1872 PH act 1875 PH act 1876 Peak of birthrates (36/1000) Period: 1880 to 1890 Demonstration of the Working Class in West End London 1884 Third reform act (+ 5,500,000 voters) 1885 Housing of the working class act 1890 Housing of the working class act 1893 BOURNEVILLE (Cadbury) 1899 Port sunlight (Lever) 1900 Accomodation for 6000 people 1900 Creation of labor representation committee 1901 22% of the population is rural 1918 Women over 30 allowed to vote 1963 The making of the english working class EP Thompson 1997 Modern Britain E.Royle