problems built up while England developed into a modern industrial state.The changeover was in fact a painful one. attended with discord and conflict.In the early 1840s there were economic severe depressions,causing wide unemployment and leading to rioting and there was a crop failure.But even without the provocation of unemployment and the hungry problems,workers'conditions were terrible enough to start revolution.They worked,esp.children and women,in terrible poor conditions and lived in horribly crowded housing.Slums,long working hours such as 16 hours a day,very low wages that workers could barely lived. c.The correction methods:the owners of mines and factories did not think they had the responsibility to remedy the poor's conditions.The laisses-faire:the leave-alone policies,free competition,which held the idea that unregulated working conditions would ultimately benefit everyone. Among the many remedies pointed out was the most striking one put forward by the Chartist,a large organization of workingmen.They advocated the expansion of right to vote.More immediately feasible was problems built up while England developed into a modern industrial state. The changeover was in fact a painful one, attended with discord and conflict. In the early 1840s there were economic severe depressions, causing wide unemployment and leading to rioting and there was a crop failure. But even without the provocation of unemployment and the hungry problems, workers’ conditions were terrible enough to start revolution. They worked, esp. children and women, in terrible poor conditions and lived in horribly crowded housing. Slums, long working hours such as 16 hours a day, very low wages that workers could barely lived. c. The correction methods: the owners of mines and factories did not think they had the responsibility to remedy the poor’s conditions. The laisses-faire: the leave-alone policies, free competition, which held the idea that unregulated working conditions would ultimately benefit everyone. Among the many remedies pointed out was the most striking one put forward by the Chartist, a large organization of workingmen. They advocated the expansion of right to vote. More immediately feasible was