What are potatoes and bread?
True or False: London architecture has vastly evolved, with modern day showing little or no reflection to Victorian past.
What is false?
Day of the week in which school was associated.
What is Sunday?
The four social classes of the Victorian era
What are the upper, middle, working, and under classes?
This the age that Queen Victoria became the monarch
What is 18 years old?
This is the fraction of women ages 15 to 20 who were servants to the middle and upper classes.
What is 1/3?
These long rows of identical brick homes, popular with the growing middle class, remain one of the most popular housing types in London today.
What are Victorian terraced houses?
This was the name for a misbehaving student. Rather dumb.
What is DUNCE?
What is the upper class?
This is Queen Victoria's birthday
What is May 24,1819?
The two largest industrial innovations of the Victorian era.
What is the telegraph and railway?
This revival style exhibits pointed arches, steep roofs, and tracery.
What is Gothic revival?
This school was rather for the poor.
What is the Ragged School?
This class grew rapidly during the Victorian era and had popular occupations, like merchants
What is the middle class?
The number of children Queen Victoria had
What is 9 children?
Three locations people could visit in their leisure time.
The Natural History Museum was built with this decorative, fireproof material, chosen to resist London's pollution.
What is terracotta?
The two civilizations focused on in class.
What are Greece and Rome?
This class made up the majority of society and faced poor living conditions
What is the working class?
This is the name of the house that Queen Victoria was the last of
What is the House of Hanover?
The way someone could obtain fresh vegetables.
What is wealth (middle/upper classes)?
Kew Crardens Palm House was designed with curved ribs of this material, reflecting ship-style techniques.
What is wrought iron?
The four R's of learning (not really).
What are Reading, wRiting, aRithmetic, and Religion?
These are the three subcategories of the upper class
What are the royals, middle upper, and lower upper?
What is her long reign and her leadership's impact on British society