<span>The Dutch author and photojournalist Jacob Riis published "How the Other Half Lives," describing New York tenement slums in 1890. This exposed the squalid conditions that (mainly poor, ethnic) New Yorkers lived in during the 1880s and led to reforms in the housing code to better allow tenants to be able to survive in their dwellings.</span>
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The effects of the French and Indian War for all parties involved were huge. The British Empire, having won the war, had a heavy expansion of British Territory Claim in the New World. However, it did leave them in massive debt. As for the French, having lost, they also were banished from the New World. They handed their claimed territory all over to the British Empire, along with Canada also. They did manage to save a few islands though. Lastly, the Native Americans were given the bad end of the stick. The tribes that had been at aid for the French were cut off from their supplies and forced the tribes to compel to the new laws of the British Empire.
Voting rights <span>was the major focus of the early women's rights movement during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.</span>
Because they traded and made profit from selling people from inside their dominions
