Why did crime rise in britain during the industrial revolution?

Transcript of Primary Causes of Crime during Industrial Revolution. A tremendous growth in population, combined with both the agricultural and industrial revolutions, led to an enormous increase in crime. Most criminals were poor, unskilled and uneducated people from overcrowded cities and/or rural villages.

C. congress was able to pay debts run up in the war

12 days because 1/4 is 25% of 100 if 100 is equal to 1 pound then multiply 3 by 4 which equals 12