Question

Explain the social change in london which led to the need for the underground railwa
y why was the development of the underground criticised

Answer 1

Explanation:

Social change which led to the need of the underground railway was mainly industrialization was the major factor responsible for urbanization in London. London continued to expand and its population multiplied fourfold. ... The development of railway led to a massive displacement of the poor.

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Answer 2

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○the population in the city of London expanded from the middle of the 18th century.

London underground railway was set up to persuade people to leave the city and leave in garden suburbs to decongest and solve the housing problems in the city of London.

it solve the housing problem of the city Partly.

the people were afraid to travel in it because the atmosphere in the compartments was a mixture of sulphur, coal dust and foul fumes from the gas lamps above; so that people travelled were half-dead of asphyxiation and heat.

it was criticized because it lead to demolishing of thousands of house also.