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Great Britain During the Early 20th Century and Housing of the Working Class

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The squalid conditions that many people called home were slowly but surely becoming the focus of significant strife; as such, a solution had to be found before the working  class would rebel any further. Working class housing at the turn-of-the-century Britain reflected a conspicuous absence of civilized surroundings, with structures so decrepit and unappealing that those who were  relegated to such living quarters were thought of as social fringe. In order to address this ever-mounting problem, Britains central and local states took aim and applied the notion  of modernism as a means by which to appease the working class. Bibliography lists 8 sources. TLCwrkcl.wps WORKING CLASS HOUSING IN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY BRITAIN:  CENTRAL AND LOCAL STATE SOLUTIONS By , For - (c) June 2001 paper properly! I.  INTRODUCTION Urban blight was alive and well for the working class population in early twentieth century Britain. With rigid social structure the overwhelming force behind housing populations, Britains central  and local states found themselves with a significant problem on their hands. The squalid conditions that many people called home were slowly but surely becoming the focus of significant  strife; as such, a solution had to be found before the working class would rebel any further. Working class housing at the turn-of-the-century Britain reflected a conspicuous absence of  civilized surroundings, with structures so decrepit and unappealing that those who were relegated to such living quarters were thought of as social fringe. In order to address this ever-mounting  problem, Britains central and local states took aim and applied the notion of modernism as a means by which to appease the working class. II. URBANIZATION