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THE VICTORIAN AGE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Upper class
        
        Wealth and privilege
      - Middle class
      - Working class
        
        Challenging conditions
    - - Child labor
    - - Moral behavior
      - Family roles
        
        Women still had to take care of the home and be good mothers
        
        Queen Victoria represents an icon of femininity simbolising motherhood and family
      - Social reform
    - - Cultural life flourished with literature and arts reflecting societal shifts
        
        Poverty and inequality persisted
    - - Show a perfect, respectable and moral society
        
        In reality there were many problems
- - - - Gave more people the right to vote
    - - Protected children from working too much in factories
      - Limited working hours to a maximum of 48h
      - Rules to make workplaces safer
    - - Secret vote
  - - - Voting rights for all man
      - Payment for members of Parliament
  - - - Conquering and controlling lands
    - - Dominate other countries with or without conquest
        
        Kipling
        
        Morris
        
        Anti-Imperialism
    - - Aggressive nationalism that wants war and conquests
        
        White men are superiors compared to other races
        
        Kipling
        
        The White Man’s Burden
- - - - Childrens
        
        Alienation
        
        Factory Act
  - - - Dysfunctional
- - - - Socialism
  - - - society where art, beauty and work were integrated
- - - - Against slavery
        
        Won