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To what extent has Overpopulation been responsible for the cause of the…
To what extent has Overpopulation been responsible for the cause of the Industrial Revolution from William Blake’s point of view?
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population growth : :!:
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England was a major reason for the cause overpopulation. at the start most Europeans lived in rural villages while by the start of the Industrial revolution most of the Europeans started to live in cities which lead to crowding of the cities.
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reason of growth :!:
well due to the medicines the annual death rate in the cities decreases and the no. of births increased this was a major reason of the growth of the community.
as there were factories being made in the cities it drew the people from the rural villages to come in seek of jobs, which indeed lead to shifting to the cities with their whole family so it would be easier for them to go and come back from work or as they would call it more efficient.
the education system during that time in the cities were also what attracted the villagers into the cities.
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William Blake has described slavery as well in this poem of his along with poverty and child labor. He has also included a part of this another poem that he has written about another one of the causes, Chimney Sweepers based on child labor.
William Blake was a great poet during his times. He has written many poems and some of them related to the Industrial Revolution aswell
William Blake has lived his whole life in London watching the people who were a part of the industrial revolution starve.
