Life and work in the industrial city

This report dated 1/22/1900 has been provided for the urban planning committees of various cities in England. My name is nick miele and as a mid-level city inspector I trust that you will use the information within to determine appropriate needs in urban planning for your municipals. My report has been through as I have made use of all the sources available to me and have worked to guide you through my own analysis and critical thinking to a full description of the issues facing our cities.

Although there are some things wrong with this there are many right as well. In document c it talks about how triumphant and amazing it is to be working in the mills. Making it seem like they are being given a great opportunity or almost privileged to be working there as mill workers. They say the owners are friends of human kind. Also it says how good they are to the workers there. The tone of document c is very happy and joyful and makes it seem like they are having the time of their life's working in the mills. Also in document e they describe everything as going well and they are so exited to share their mill working adventure

 There are many things wrong with the way these people are treated. In document a it talks about all of the smoke and how the river is black and purple. In document d it says that there are scents of run off and human filth. It also says that they are all very tired and being over worked. These things are depressing to read and really reminds me of the slavery units we did last year

 Overall I think that the impact of these factories was almost all negative. The positive documents seem to good to be true like they are written by the people trying to get workers into the factories. Charles dickens is a very credible writer and he paints a vivid picture of the negative parts of the industrial revolutions factory workers life's

















As a inspector I see that this city is having major problems. It can be quite filthy in some places and could be affecting your workers. These people are treated as animals and are kept in small housing. There is many things you could do to improve their conditions. This is just un acceptable. As an inspector I declare this place un livable and shall be shut down until further notice. This rechid place you call a factory city is discussing. I demand you clean it up as soon as possible or I will be forced to take way all working permits for life. Tank you and have a nice day