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Page 2: To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900 By the end of the lesson you will All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain over the period

To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900

• By the end of the lesson you will• All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain

over the period• Some of you will also have noted what stayed

the same

Page 3: To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900 By the end of the lesson you will All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain over the period

1750’s 1830’s 1890’s

Where did most people live?

Where did most people work?

How did people move?

How and where were things made?

What was the speed of life?

What was the quality of life like?

Draw out the grid and use the text book and pictures which follow to complete the table.

Page 4: To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900 By the end of the lesson you will All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain over the period
Page 5: To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900 By the end of the lesson you will All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain over the period
Page 6: To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900 By the end of the lesson you will All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain over the period
Page 7: To identify how Britain changed between 1750 and 1900 By the end of the lesson you will All have identified at least 5 changes to Britain over the period

The Open Field System

Most villagers had at least a few strips of land

The villagers were self-sufficient since they grew enough food for themselves.

Farmers wasted a lot of time travelling to their scattered strips of land

If the farmer did not weed his crops properly this would affect his neighbours as well

There was little point in buying expensive machinery for such small strips of land

All farming equipment needed was made by local traders

At all times one third of the land was left fallow

Paths and wasteland which separated strip of land could have been used for growing crops

Everyone had to grow the same crops

Animals were killed in winter since there was no fodder in the winter

All villagers had the right to graze animals on the common land

Farmers worked together and farming communities were close knit

Scattered strips of land meant that every farmer had a fair share of good and bad land

Diseased animals grazing on the common land could easily affect healthy animals

Reasons to keep the Open field system

Reasons to get rid of the Open field system