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12 Dec 2018: RSDs of England and Wales, 1891Socio-economic status:1 non-manual high skilledThe number of men aged 14-64 innon-manual high skilled occupationsas a percentage of all men aged

12 Dec 2018: RSDs of England and Wales, 1901Socio-economic status:1 non-manual high skilledThe number of men aged 14-64 innon-manual high skilled occupationsas a percentage of all men aged

12 Dec 2018: RSDs of England and Wales, 1911Socio-economic status:1 non-manual high skilledThe number of men aged 14-64 innon-manual high skilled occupationsas a percentage of all men aged

and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), part of UK Research and Innovation.

funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and the Isaac Newton Trust (Cambridge).

5 Jun 2024: Lesson 1: Introducing the census. How do we know how many people there are?

5 Jun 2024: They were fleeing anti-Semitism, economic changes, and political repression in Russia and Eastern Europe. ... Sunday Magazine 1892. People began to be concerned by the supposed economic effects of continued immigration, especially of poor

5 Jun 2024: It is likely that students will not have time to complete all the suggested activities in one lesson. ... Please split the activities over two or more lessons, or to select only those that are most suitable for your teaching.

18 Mar 2024: Other topic links. Suffragettes: students can think about how women’s political lives were linked to their working/economic lives. ... Would the right to vote affect women in the workplace? Further links can be made with wages and women’s economic

16 Apr 2018: COLLABORATIVE EFFORTThe Fertility Atlas three-year project, funded by the Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC), builds on primary data produced by the I-CeM project. ... School of Economics, UK, and a PhD in Historical Demography at the University