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Food shortages caused lower wages for labor which meant poor families.
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Bad weather caused a reduction in crops which caused a food riot to break out.
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Speenhamland was devised to help the poor.
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High prices on food leaked out food riots in the economy.
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The Parliament limits the amount of hours children can work.
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There was a mass production and investments in labor saving machines such as the threshing machine.
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Trade Unions were now legalized for workers.
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Riots in the South and East of England caused 19 people to be executed, and 505 to be sentenced to Transportation of Australian Colonies.
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Swing riots caused damage to a farm machine.
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Children under the legal age of nine were not permitted to apply for a job.
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Spwwnhamland system was abolished.
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The poor were forced to live in work houses.
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An Act prevented all women from being able to apply for for a job at coal mines. Boys under the age of ten were also banned from coal mine related work employment.
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Health boards were put around cities which gave them a boost in sanitation
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Trade unions were given an official legal status.
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This Act limited the amount of hours a person could work in a factory.
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Health boards were allocated to control water supply and sewerage systems.
