Clothing
Famous people
Victorian food
Problems in VE society
Queen Victoria
100
Their stockings were usually made from wool or cotton, or bought secondhand, these people often wore durable but not very fancy clothes. They wore corsets and petticoats.
Who were the women in the Victorian lower class?
100
This person is a very famous author,who wrote many good books. However, this person had a terrible social life.(Bah,Humbug!)
Who is Charles Dickens?
100
This was a huge part of a Victorian higher class person, although alcoholic, it was drunk on almost a daily basis.
What is wine?
100
These things took poor women, men, and children and gave them work, food, and shelter. But these places gave you tasteless food, a uniform that identified you as a "poor" person, and often as a child you could get "hired out" ( Sold) to a mine. All in all, they were pretty bad.
What were workhouses?
100
To what age did Queen Victoria Live?
Victoria lived to 81 (1819-1901).
200
They wore leather shoes, trousers, cravats, and short coats. During the winter, they would often stuff their clogs with straw.
Who were the Victorian era lower class men?
200
The Victorian era had a huge influx of inventors, but this one is arguably one of the best. This person is most famous for his invention of the telephone.
Who is Alexander Graham Bell?
200
A lot of this was cooked by the Victorian higher class, that the lower class could only dream of on a daily basis. they were sprinkled with imported spices
What is various meats such as beef, goose, and ham.
200
This means that people reproduced at an EXTREME rate, so quickly, that soon England had too many people.
What is overpopulation?
200
Who was Victoria married to?
Did Victoria marry Prince Albert?
300
These people wore very, very, VERY skinny corsets, that were made with no consideration to the person's health. It was not uncommon to see one of these people pass out at a party, because the clothing was very tight. Putting on these clothes was extremely time-consuming and very wearing out.
Who were the Victorian Era upper class women?
300
This person is a very famous author, who is most famous for his book, Alice in Wonderland.
Who is Lewis Carrol?
300
The poor ate this on a daily basis, because it was cheap and easy to make. they sometimes had the luxury of butter in which they could spread on it. However, it was often dried out.
What is dry bread?
300
Children working to support their family was a huge problem in the Victorian Era. They were also underpaid.
What is child labor?
300
How long did Victoria rule?
Did Victoria rule for 64 years?
400
These people wore waistcoats and very accentuated hats, such as the bowler, top, and derby hat. However, there was a lot of fashion freedom.
Who were the higher class Victorian Era men?
400
This person is know as one of the fathers of science. He was made famous for his work on the theory of evolution. ( The theory where apes evolve into humans, so on and so on)
Who was Charles Darwin?
400
Victorians ate a lot of these, but a sudden shortage was caused by a huge famine in Ireland that reduced the population of Ireland from 8.4 to 6.6 million people.
What are potatoes?
400
Lots of these were bouncing around the British empire at this time, and many people could get these by just DRINKING water. Many, Many, Many people died because of this.
What are Illnesses?
400
How many assassination attempts did she survive?
Did Victoria survive 8 assassination attempts?
500
Often these people would wear small dresses, but as they grew older, things changed. The Scottish Highlander look caught on, and also the Knickerbocker suit grew famous.
Who were Victorian higher class children?
500
This person was SUPER famous, so famous they had this period named after them. ( Hint hint) They were queen of England from 1837-1901.
Who was Queen Victoria?
500
The Victorians ate a lot of this common thing, that was made by taking milk and fermenting it.
What is cheese?
500
If you owed money to somebody, and you could not pay, you often went to one of these. These were cruel, and often made you pay to go there, even though you were forced to.
What were Debtor's prisons?
500
How many children did Victoria have?
Did Victoria have 9 (!) children?
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