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Social and econoic improvements. The importance of sport.
Changes in thinking. The end of Englands Summer The stormclouds of
war
The End of An AgeThe process of changing attitudes and code of
conduct of a person or a group of people in an attempt to mature
human being through the efforts of teaching or training.
Educational InstitutionsIn 1870 -1891, All children go to school to
learn reading, writing , and arithmetic.
Educational Institutions
England built Redbrick Universities
The invention of the bicycle
Britain lead the world in telegraphic communications
Enduring sets of cultural ideas and social structures through
which powers is distributed and used in societies.
Political InstitutionsIn 1888, JPs lost all their local
government and administrative .20th Century,the new liberals had
begun to establish what became the welfare state.Political
InstitutionsIt is established companies or networks of companies
that are involved in the production, distribution, or purchasing of
goods and services.The effectof events or policy changes on
economic institutions may be used to gauge the overall impact to
the economy of those events or changes.Economical Institutions19th
Century, The basic of capitalism had begunThe freedom of factory
owners to do as they pleased had led to slavery and misery for the
poor. Individual people started to reform their factory.Economical
Institutions
Increasing standard of living 1. Between 1875 and 1914 in most
of Britain greatly improved as prices fell by 40 percent and rea
wages doubled. Life at home was made more comfortable. 2. By the
end og the 19th century, has two sports, Cricket and
Football.Economical Institutions
Encourage technological processFrom the middle of the century
many people had started to use the railway to get work. Now they
began to travel for pleasure.Crisis in 1909 increased the tax paid
by European especially those with large land.A social institution
that provide answers for human problems. Also reinforce the mores
and help maintain social culture. Religion InstitutionsFuture of
religionFaiths change. Church were now half of empty. The
increasing of salaries made people forget the church .By 1900 only
19 percent of Londoners went regularly to church. Religion
InstitutionsA system of interrelated norms and values that fulfil a
set of purposes which developed from the need for stable and
defined relationship for raising and assigning the work necessary
for their survival.
Family InstitutionsSocialization 1. The invention of bicycle
gave young women their first taste of freedom 2. Working people
could think about enjoying some free time 3. The working class went
to the new seaside holiday towns. Meanwhile the middle class
enjoyed the countryside.
Family Institutions
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