Trying to improve quality of life during the 1800s resulted in contributions made in?

During the 1800s, efforts to improve quality of life led to significant contributions in various fields, including public health, education, and labor rights. Advances in medicine and sanitation, such as the development of antiseptics and the establishment of public health initiatives, reduced disease and improved living conditions. The rise of the education reform movement promoted literacy and access to schooling, while labor movements sought better working conditions and fair wages, laying the groundwork for future social reforms. Together, these efforts contributed to a gradual enhancement of everyday life for many individuals in society.