yes. it could have bought a house
The middle class became a lot larger.
poor people in Victorian times were made to work very hard and in very poor conditions, soem even dangerous. orphans were made to go to workhouses, they did not get much food at all only gruel (porridge but very very lumpy) cheese if they got lucky ( very rare ) and bread a lot of the time
Rich people enjoyed creature comforts like dance, good food, and servants. They also wore complicated clothing and spent a lot of time inbreeding. Due to Victorian era laws on property it was important that family members marry in house in order to protect their wealth.
they was a lot of slaves because there was a lot a big farms
Because that is the year that Victoria came to the throne. The UK names a lot of its eras and ages after the reigning monarch, Elizabethan after Elizabeth the First, Victorian after Victoria, Edwardian after Edward, any of them! Context will tell you which one, Edwardian Conquest of Wales was Edward I, Edwardian English silver spoons would be Edward VII.
people
It was a really hard time and they had a lot of work to do so there was a lot of child labor...
a lot depending if you were poor and not so much if you were filthy rich
being homosexual, stealing and murder. and a lot of other stuff. hint hint: Jack the ripper
Today in prisons we treat criminals a lot different because today we try and give them a qualification such as english, Maths, Science etc. They do this so they fit straight into society, But victorian times they punished them physically to make it hard for them
it was really good at time but there was a lot of discipline
The middle class became a lot larger.
poor people in Victorian times were made to work very hard and in very poor conditions, soem even dangerous. orphans were made to go to workhouses, they did not get much food at all only gruel (porridge but very very lumpy) cheese if they got lucky ( very rare ) and bread a lot of the time
They had a lot but i dont know how many!
Well, honey, back in the Victorian times, 2 shillings was considered a decent amount of money. It could buy you a nice meal or a few pints at the pub. But let's be real, it wasn't exactly a fortune. Just enough to keep you out of the poorhouse for a day or two.
Rich people enjoyed creature comforts like dance, good food, and servants. They also wore complicated clothing and spent a lot of time inbreeding. Due to Victorian era laws on property it was important that family members marry in house in order to protect their wealth.
Yes, in Victorian times, aluminium was considered a precious metal because it was difficult and expensive to produce. It was even more valuable than gold and silver at the time. The development of new extraction techniques in the late 19th century led to a significant drop in the cost of producing aluminium, making it more accessible.