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The Growth of Cities

The Growth of Cities. 1. Progression of Urban Growth. Background: B/t 1600 & 1750 the cities that grew the most? From 1750 on, new cities and exisiting smaller cities began to grow. II. Urban Classes. Before IR brought people to cities, there were distinct classes in the cities: a) b)

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The Growth of Cities

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  1. The Growth of Cities

  2. 1. Progression of Urban Growth Background: • B/t 1600 & 1750 the cities that grew the most? • From 1750 on, new cities and exisiting smaller cities began to grow.

  3. II. Urban Classes • Before IR brought people to cities, there were distinct classes in the cities: a) b) c)

  4. Problems associated with migration to cities:

  5. Class status in this order: • Upper Classes a) b) • Middle Class a) b) c) d) e)

  6. Artisans a) b) c) d) e)

  7. III. The Urban Riot • 1st ½ of 18th century: fairly conservative (not changing society) • 2nd ½ of 18th century: political in nature (changing society politically & socially)

  8. IV. The Jewish Population: Age of the Ghetto

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