The table below provide information about the number of employees and factories in England and wales from 1851 to 1901
The table gives detailed data about the total number of factories,
as well as
employees both male and female in two different states in the UK. Overall
, it was observed that both countries in 1851 recorded the highest numbers of employees, of which males topped the chart. While
1901 had the least employed.
To begin
, 1851 listed the highest of male employees,
and had a total number Consisting of both genders evidenced by a figure of 477,100 individuals. As the years progresses there was a significant decline, as the total of those employed dropped from 477,100 in 1851 to 61,000 in 1901. Remove the comma
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Similarly
, genderwise, over a 6 years period dropped from 287,100 and 190,00 to 31,00 and 30,00 respectively with women being the least employed.
As regards factories, however
, 1851 had the smallest statistics, there was a 2% increase in 1861 with a spontaneous growth to 625 in 1871. During the years, 1881 documented a major rise in the industry with a figure of 721 after which it took a downturn to 600 in 1901.Submitted by leahjosh2 on
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