Growing up in the early 1900s - Early Morning
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2018
- What was life like for ordinary working-class children living in the suburbs or on the fringes of Australian cities in the early 1900s? How different or similar was their day to yours?
Step into the shoes of the Youngein children, Jim and Dolly, from Susannah Place, Sydney and find out how they lived.
When you wake up in the morning, do you sometimes lie in bed listening to the various sounds around your home and on the streets? What are some of the noises you hear early in the morning where you live?
Compare the sounds you hear in the mornings with the sounds the Youngeins would have heard in the early 1900s. See if you can find some similarities and differences.
Produced by Sydney Living Museums & ABC Education (C) 2018 - Розваги
I love history, I am going through many history based videos during quarantine.
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It's like a time machine. Very interesting
I have always wandered what it would has feels to live back then. Live would have been so much different
Right the fact we're in the exact same place living an entirely new life w entirely new advancements like nothing is even the same. its weird real people lived way before me it almost makes me sad they're literally irrelevant and dead like I wish I was in ur life a little bit
It’s very interesting how 1900-2000 is more different than 1600-1900
I'd rather live during that time if medicine was better..
Imagine, people from 3000 watching youtube about:
what did it feel like living in the 2000s
I imagine this is portraying the life of the middle to upper class people. Which was less than half of the people living in the cities.
I would live here for 1 day just to see what it's like
Experience depends on race, age, money in your pocket, gender, and where you choose to spend those 24 hours so be critical in your judgement! 😂
Hopefully you aren't black or gay
Also doesn't have toilet 🚽
@@user-wh4mj3oe5bhe will just poop his pants
People actually socialized face to face..
It was still like that in the 40s and 50s when i was growing up, they were still coming around in their horse and carts, we used to get pieces of ice to suck on from the ice mans cart on the way to school
I just love history !!
Same!!!
Perfect!
Thank you!
In early 1950s ice was delivered to our chest in Bondi by wirey tough looking man wearing blue singlet hessian over his shoulder with ice caliper and block of ice on his shoulder
When I was very young we still had an ice man & coal delivery ,milk & bread.
I remember the coal deliveries a guy covered in coal dust would jump in the back of his rickety truck and shovel the coal onto a metal shute which went thru the open window in our basement.
In the 1960s where i lived on the south coast town near wollongong ,as a child we would get our bread and milk deliveries daily buy horse drawn cart..So i have witnessed that as late as early 1960s.the horse always knew where to stop .
Wow this is good
I just wanted to know if times were good or tough those days, and then be explained why.
i love this history too
Back when going overseas and traveling the world was a luxury thing and the only way to meet thr world
while today we have it everything in the palm our our palms with smartphones
Nice
Like they say I learn something new everyday
Grow up as a in Baltimore we had fruit men calling out watermelon & cantaloup from a large decorative wagon every part a delicacy to the eye. About mid morning when everybody was out and about I was a definite rhythm to their call not to interrupt another.
You were born when?
@@JihadBunnydick a while ago...
@@JihadBunnydick I don't think he's quite that old. But I think many of these such vendors guys lasted up into the 1960s
perfect life ❤
This thing still exist in my country 😅, veggie seller with their 3 wheel motorcycle, they carry veggies around the neighborhood, they offer veggies to someone whose lazy to go to the market like me haha
Wish a great live history museum be built in India.
perfect life without internet, social media, video games and junk food
I would miss air conditioning though
Where did the ice man get the ice? Oh no it looks like I'm gonna be up all night.
In the early 1900s pictures were black and white while late 1900s was half colored
All I can think of it peaky blinders
0:18 think I just heard morgz
Ah the good old days. Remember When #1- Looking back on the past from 'Reflection Soft Rock- Collection -- ua-cam.com/video/77Jg5egILGE/v-deo.html
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Hourse yes ok i like ride
There are 50 people alive who saw this era there dieing
Actually I think 94. 88 women and 6 men alive right now born before 1910. Which that's still virtually nobody. Less then 100 people out of a population of over 7 billion
@@carlgharis7948 be quite
@@wheat5096 talk to me like a child... I'll smak you
@wheat you need to learn you don't talk to adults like that
Now do one for the late 1900s Lmfao
rAbIdO
Fair dinkum
Rabbitohs
Wish I were born in 1900s :(
Lol no you don't!
@@explorewithnadiax There would be no youtube or video games. That sounds horrible to me mate.
@@explorewithnadiax No indoor plumbing, no air conditioning, no heating unless you go chop down and gather wood yourself, no refrigerator, no modern medications or medical treatments/procedures, no free education, no regulations. Have fun.
Kindah plus great depression, ww2, spanish flu etc.
Countries like the US, UK, and other european countries were mainly comparable to developing countries today.
@@chairmanofrussia wait also ww1?
l m born in 1000
There were so many people in the past because of the lack of police
No comments..
That is bullshit!!! That was 1500s 😂
I hate history
lol if u hate history u dont deserve to be here
WHAT !!!
Also I hate anime
Why are you here, then?