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queen victoria
ruled 63 years, longest reign, first queen at buckingham, 18 year old, married cousin albert, 9 kids, mourned 10 years post albert death.
victorian ideals
duty,moral and social responsibility,family and propriety
victoria's reign
industrial revolution, factories, railways, manufacturing
britain
pop doubled 9mill - 18mill, wealthiest country,first urban industrial society,
london
cultural , economic,political,religious center. pop reached 3mill.
industrialism
bigger social gap,poor and filthy slums,rich in suburbs
railway
chief invention. first underground in london at bakers street
other inventions
steam engine, photography, transatlantic cable, gramophones, movies, typewriter, side walk news, magazines, newspaper and prototype computer
victorian materialism
people wanted everything, it was reflected in everything!
great exhibition of 1851
london. inventions showcased. industry of all nations. prince albert. crystal palace. designed by paxton.
doubts
religion ,politics , and social change. key figures ( darwin and marx )
darwin
theory of evolution. lead to questioning literal interpretation of bible.
marx
communist manifesto with engles.
reform
working hours lowered; all men have vote, unions established
victorian female ideal
domestic, pure, selfless, tender, unworldliness, innocence, domestic affection, submissiveness. patmore said: should be "angel in the house"
victorian female reality
put on moral pedestal. few legal rights (especially in marriage), considered inferior in every way. used brain size as evidence. man; 3 1/2. woman; 2lb. 11oz.
feminists
-saw moral pedestal as obstacle. others saw qualities as god-given and denying it was sinful
women and jobs
1/4 women held jobs (low/menial work). many poor girls turned to prostitution. upper class didn't work, had nothing to do (encouraged to play instruments, paint, and sew)
imperialism
under victoria, empire increased and reached it's peak w/ india. victoria was crowned empress of india. conquest was considered justified
victorian empire
racism and paternalism (founded on Darwin) were used to justify. belief was that christians had the burn to save the savages
british empire
ruled more than a quarter of globe (Canada, Aus, NZ, SA, India, HK, and Bahamas). 1 out of every 4 people were a subject of the queen's.