Asked by Kristin;

Sorryy, but we just started talkin bout this todayy in class, ... How did the wayy of life in the Industrial Age impact the population size??
(e.x. method of food production)
once again SORRYYY!
Answered by Ms. Sue
Check this site.

http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1981/2/81.02.06.x.html
Answered by bobpursley
One interesting issue to me (science) was the problem of pollution of drinking water due to sewage. Folks needed both, but crowding into cities with both sewage pits and wells didn't mix well. As a result, sewage piping (carrying the sewage to a river) developed, finally leading to central water systems, and sewage treatment plants.
Answered by Kristin;
thanks so much to both of you i finally finished my Homework!(:
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're very welcome. Yay! Your homework is finished for tonight. Please come back again.
Answered by Kristin;
ha(: thank god! it was hardd;
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