Demographical Transformation of Great Britain

The subject of the study is the demographic transformation of the social status of children and women in Great Britain in the 19th century. The negative impact of urbanization and the industrial revolution on their morale and health became a new social problem in Victorian Britain. Urbanization, unsanitary conditions of life and work of children and women, prostitution, drug use, lack of appropriate legislation undermined the health of the English nation, becoming a decisive factor in radical social research. and transformations. The author examines the demographic employment and sanitary conditions of children and women in the 19th century in Great Britain. Negative influence of urbanization and industrial revolution on their moral and health became a new social problem in Victorian Britain. The author resumes that urbanization, unsanitary conditions of children and women, prostitution, use of drugs, absence of adequate social code undermined the health of the nation, became the main factors of radical social investigations and reforms.