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The Emergence of a Mass Society The Emergence of a Mass Society

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U4Ch 23 AP European History Changing Society amp Urban Environment Dramatic population growth between 18501910 Excess labor forced to emigrate Rural Urban Europe Americas ID: 581697

mass amp middle society amp mass society middle leisure class classes education pop labor increased urban children created family

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The Emergence of a Mass Society

U4/Ch. 23AP European HistorySlide2

Changing Society & Urban Environment

Dramatic population growth between 1850-1910 Excess labor forced to emigrate

Rural

UrbanEurope  Americas Rapid urbanization Increased emphasis on public healthMany urban centers redesigned in 2nd half of 19thCGrowth of suburban neighborhoods Slide3

Social Structure of the Mass Society

Plutocrats & aristocrats

wealthiest 5% of pop.

Middle classes Lower middle classWhite-collar workersVictorian Britain the model of middle-class society Lower classes  80% of pop.Slide4

The Role of Women

Legal inferiority, defined by family/household rolesMiddle class glorified domesticity

Declining birthrate & birth control

Cult of middle-class domesticity

Victorians created family ChristmasNew focus on children Improved conditions for working class mothers & childrenSlide5

Education in Mass Society

Mass education a product of mass society Liberals & conservatives supported education

2

nd

I.R. demanded skilled labor Chief motive  politics Increase in literacy  rise in newspapers & magazinesSlide6

Mass Leisure

New leisure hours created by industrialization 

evenings & weekends

Transportation increased leisure activities

Music & dance hallsMass tourism  middle & upper classes Team SportsMass consumption  advertising, department storesMass leisure

business based