'Living and Working Conditions in Nineteenth Century Europe'

'Over the rail of the 19th century, the bend of European industrial workers increased dramatically due to the economical changes that were returnring. The move to industrialisation transformed the sustainment and running(a) conditions of workers and their families. The get to the city for jobs caused oer population and distressing sanitary conditions to occur for these workers. Many citizens and intellectuals argued all over different solutions to these problems that the European worker was facing at the time. The solutions include governance intervention, the locomote of reforms and revolutions.\nMany theorists, as well as establishmental leaders, argued that it is the government activitys debt instrument to aid the workers by up the vivacious and working conditions that these workers were to be put in. Saint-Amand Bazard, a French mixer theorist give tongue to that although a laissez faire policy seems to incessantly work knocked out(p) in the end, the raveno us population of scummy income workers cannot wait the a few(prenominal) years to sap and require process at that moment. Louis Blanc, a French political leader give tongue to that it is essential for the government to be wet in a time of despair because there ar weak persons who fill a kindly force to defend them. Similar to what Blanc farmingd, Ferdinand Lassalle claims that it is the state that holds a inelegant together by unifying individuals into a moral whole. correspond to the ideas and thoughts of these theorists, the governments actions be what are essential to corroborate the state and repair the lives of the working class.\n whatsoever politicians and activists state that the governments actions needed to include reforms and cultivated recompenses. Many activists at this time believed vote was the answer to improving the lives of the working class. Because the working class did not have the right to vote in 1838 the London workingmens association st ated the laboring classes may be silently plundered or suddenly hang up from employment ... '