Gender & Family
A gender of people who were seen as weak and dependent, and whose roles in society were to reproduce and run the households.
What are women?
The main religion practiced.
What is Christianity?
A sport that people enjoyed that involved killing wildlife.
What is hunting?
The system of manufacturing that replaced the domestic system of manufacturing items at home + with simple machinery.
What is the factory system?
What is the lower and middle class?
Women needed a __person who protects and accompanies people__ to ensure their safety or else they were seen as "sexually available".
What is a chaperone?
The religion that people in Britain began practicing more, towards the end of the 19th century, because of prosecution in Russia.
What is Judaism?
A flourishing source of entertainment that helped improve the transportation systems since people were traveling less at night.
What is theatre?
Technological developements that prompted the shift of the nation's reliance on industry instead of agriculture.
What is the increase in coal and iron production + skills in engineering and machine technology + the use of bridges + tunnels + railways?
The class that did not typically do manual labor.
What is the upper-class?
A legally accpeted relationship between two people that established ones duties, social and economic status, residency, and way of life.
What is marriage?
The place of religious practice that closed down in the same century it was founded.
What is the Church of England?
A combination of songs, specialty acts, comedy, and other forms of entertainment.
What are Music Halls?
The two women who came from politically radical backgrounds and whose friendship sparked the Women's Movement.
Who are Barbara Leigh Smith and Bessie Rayner Parkes?
The percentage of the British population that was part of the working class.
At the end of the century, there was a new idealization of women.
What is a women who is single + independent + has a professional job + does not need a chaperone?
2,438 __a place for Christian relgious activities__ were built or rebuilt across Britain between 1851 and 1875.
What are churches?
The popularity of the printed word as more magazines, newspapers, novels, and cookbooks were being created.
What is print culture?
The act passed that reduced the hours that adults and children under 13 worked per week to 67.5 hours and 48 hours.
What is Lord Althorp’s Act that was passed in 1833?
An upper-class woman who pursued a career in the medical field despite it being unheard of.
Who is Florence Nightingale?