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And theseles are my people. These are the ones selling newspapers in American Cities from the 1830s into the 1940s. What was life like for them . In a word, life was precarious for newsboys. Their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, the weather. They were vulnerable to violence and competition. At the same time, they had spending money. They had more leisure time because they worked during times when the paper would come out. So, you could gamble, go to the theater at night. They have the high and low of the business. Working hard, being vulnerable, but also enjoying themselves. What were their living arrangements like. Living were their arrangements like . Most legit home with their parents. They had poor, workingclass, tenant apartments. They would sneak out near newspaper offices. Newspapers like to have them close at hand for extras, for work. Lived insome also houses the first one was founded in 1854 new york and these were occupational flop houses. You would get a bath, a sho
As it certainly tonight talk show host used to say, why dont we get busy. I want to begin with the first photograph and recite some numbers to you as well. Just to give you a sense of perspective. According to the census of 1860, there were over 990,000 black women from 15 up to 44 years of age. Their 1. 3 million children under 10 years of age. Over 120,000 black children under one year of age, and, all of these, most of these, what have been enslaved people. Thanks to research put together by the guild institute, there are things that we can say. We know that few enslaved people lived until old age. Between 1830 and 1860, only 10 of enslaved people in north america were over 50 years old. Half of all enslaved babies died in the first year of life. That was twice the rate of white babies. The average birthrate of slave weight of slave infants was less than 5. 5 pounds. Slave children were tiny. Their average height cannot reach three feet until they were four years old. They were 5. 5
And theseles are my people. These are the ones selling newspapers in American Cities from the 1830s into the 1940s. What was life like for them . In a word, life was precarious for newsboys. Their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, the weather. They were vulnerable to violence and competition. At the same time, they had spending money. They had more leisure time because they worked during times when the paper would come out. So, you could gamble, go to the theater at night. They have the high and low of the business. Working hard, being vulnerable, but also enjoying themselves. What were their living arrangements like. Living were their arrangements like . Most legit home with their parents. They had poor, workingclass, tenant apartments. They would sneak out near newspaper offices. Newspapers like to have them close at hand for extras, for work. Lived insome also houses the first one was founded in 1854 new york and these were occupational flop houses. You would get a bath, a sho
Century culture and we talk about how the french and indian war are confused in the minds of most americans. It is a very complicated time to see that is why five years we would culturally british to not wanting to be british anymore and to breakaway and be one of the most liberal and a free governments in the world. The verruckt slides initially used by british troops who would have been cornered here in the french and indian war. Well the fighting was in new york and pennsylvania they needed a place to come and the wintertime. The british troops brought their troops into the eastern side of the countys and the french brother troops into quebec. They were quartered and taverns, both filled up pretty quickly and then the crown said i know we are not forcing the quarterly and peoples homes, it is wartime, we have to make concessions. You will be paid. Troops started showing up in peoples homes, they would stay there for the winter. A lot of people were not happy about it. With colonists