There weren’t antibiotics and other ways to help cure these illnesses, and the ways they did have weren’t effective enough to stop people dying. In addition there are massive heath care services available today which weren’t available in 1900 to help ill or diseased people such as the National Health Service (NHS). Another reason is that the standard of living in 1900 may have had an impact on the death rate. Many people had large families to provide for and they usually lived in small houses that may not be fit for the amount of people living in them. Today, the family size has decreased and this has stopped the deaths in the family as illnesses and diseases aren’t transmitted to one another quickly as they live together in a more fit environment.
There weren’t antibiotics and other ways to help cure these illnesses, and the ways they did have weren’t effective enough to stop people dying. In addition there are massive heath care services available today which weren’t available in 1900 to help ill or diseased people such as the National Health Service (NHS). Another reason is that the standard of living in 1900 may have had an impact on the death rate. Many people had large families to provide for and they usually lived in small houses that may not be fit for the amount of people living in them. Today, the family size has decreased and this has stopped the deaths in the family as illnesses and diseases aren’t transmitted to one another quickly as they live together in a more fit environment.
The system of land distribution was unfair and most peasants received 4% less land than they had rented before, many received much less. In reality they had less land than when they were serfs. This was seen as unfair as they believed that, because they had worked the land for generations, it should now belong to them. The Mir still restricted peasants’ movements and as consolidation and enlargement of property was difficult, there was little incentive to improve the land and adopt modern methods, resulting in a decline in productivity The huge redemption taxes also meant that the peasants had to sell many of the crops they needed to eat and the Mir kept the peasants tied to their commune and still controlled by rules. Peasants felt disappointed and disillusioned and many rioted.
For these teens, only jobs available to them were only minimum wage jobs. This is crucial problem in the U.S and they will see these burnout teenagers as America economy shrinks. I had one classmate who was a so-called burnout in 11th grade. He barely came to school in morning, and came to school at about lunchtime. After he had lunch, he was in class just sleeping until the class ends.
Where Aneeke grew up was a lot wealthier and her father wasn’t the man who gets up before dawn and works all day. He was a banker or something that required less labor. Sander’s describes the looks on the laborers faces as if they were whipped all day. The tattooed scar’s, most of them hard of hearing and have missing fingers. This made Sanders not look forward to growing up.
Bill Cosby Speech Kiel Barton I agree with what Bill Cosby says, he speaks on things that happen every day. The African American community is all a product of laziness. Nobody wants to do work anymore. We think we made it to the metaphorical Promised Land so we stopped working, we got lazy. Bill Cosby says “In the old days, you couldn’t hooky school because every drawn shade was an eye.” That was years before I was born.
The government weren’t making money on it because it was easy to brew at home and it was also being imported from Holland. The lack of gin helped the population increase because not as many people were getting drunk and harming themselves and others, for example a cartoon was published called gin lane this showed the worst case scenario it showed in the centre of the picture a women dropping her baby this was because she was intoxicated it illustrates the governments point that gin clogs the senses and it also leaving you unable to care for those you love. and it also leaves you unaware of your surroundings. This then shows another reason why the population exploded after
Students are being fed unhealthy lunches at school cafeterias simply because it is cheaper to produce unhealthy processed foods so alternatives and healthier food go away. Unfortunately money takes precedence over the health of students; from the perspective of the school boards, it is much cheaper to have processed foods made for them by other companies instead of making healthier foods right in the schools. Also, processed and pre-made foods are cheaper than fresh homemade foods, which would also make healthier foods more expensive. Therefore, the logic said that if schools were to make the food healthier and as a result more expensive, in order to cover the costs the students would have to pay more. Unfortunately, student and parents rely on these lunches because they do not have the income to be able to afford either full-priced or homemade lunches.
These men were not the type to do hard labor works. Men in Jamestown didn’t produce any food and depended on the food supply they brought from England, which didn’t last long. Fortunately, colonists in Jamestown got food supply from the Native there, which helped Jamestown to survive the first winter. Moreover, colonists in Jamestown also suffered from diseases. Besides, another major problem encountered by the colonists there was polluted water.
In the North colonies, people did not like or trusted the water so they really only drank it when they had no other choice, they preferred milk from goats or cows. On the other hand, in the South, “milk soured quickly in the hot climate” (page 78), so they did not like to drink milk. Although many people died due to health related problems, the settlers in these colonies were generally better nourished and a lot of the time in better health than most people back home in England. The reason being “the absence of large concentrations of population reduced the severity of epidemics when they came” (page 73). A settler’s everyday life in early America was quite dull, so they started doing different activities to break away from the daily routine.