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The Victorian Age: a two faced reality - Coggle Diagram
The Victorian Age: a two faced reality
1837-- Queen Victoria comes to the throne
1901-02--- The british won the boers
The Queen was beloved, especially by the middle classes
shared morals
shared religious view
Strict code of behaviour
The success of her reign belonged partly to the queen who reignes costitutionally, avoiding the sotrm of revolution.
She never overruled Parliament and became a mediator above party politics
The Liberals (ex-whighs) free trade--corn laws
The Labour Party (1900)
Conservatives
imperial expansion
material progress
political developments
social reforms
1871: Emancipation of religious sects
1862: Mines Act
1875: Trade Unions
Two phases
Early Victorian Period
The Victorian Compromise
(acceptance of the age's ethical and social standards)
Late Victorian Period
Anti Victorian reaction
Realism or Naturalism
Aestheticism or Decadentism
Political Reforms
1838: The People's Charter
1884: Third Reform Bill
1868: Second Reform Bill
Economy
1846: Free Trade
1851: The Great International Exhibition of London
Increasing power of the middle class
Expansion of industry and trade
technological developments