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The first Victorian era is generally considered to have begun with the reign of Queen Victoria, which started in 1837 and lasted until her death in 1901. This period is marked by significant industrial, cultural, political, scientific, and military changes in the United Kingdom. The term "Victorian" is often used to describe the values, fashion, and social norms of this time, reflecting both the advancements and the complexities of the society during Queen Victoria's reign.
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What is a valid Victorian?
First of all it is called valedictorian and it is one of the top people in college.
How many people in a Victorian class?
my school was victorian and it had 12 puples in when it first opened
Why was the era called the Victorian era?
Because Victoria was the queen.
Did umbrellas exist in Victorian times?
Yes, but they were called parasols.
When were the trains first invented in Victorian Times?
1879.
What was the name of the first Victorian bike?
the first bike was called the penny - farthing used for rich people
What is a valid Victorian?
First of all it is called valedictorian and it is one of the top people in college.
Who ruled in the Victorian days?
In Britain, Queen Victoria ruled, that is why they were called the Victorian days,
Why did the Victorian Age happen?
It was called the Victorian Age as it was the time the Queen Victoria ruled.
What was a Victorian plow called?
a plow
What were Victorian judges called?
deemer
In Victorian England what people were popularly called robins because of?
Postmen in Victorian England were called "Robins" because of their red uniforms.
Who was the first and the last Victorian kings?
There were no Victorian kings. There was a Victorian era, which took its name from England's long reigning QueenVictoria.
What was Typhoid called in Victorian times?
The Victorians called it typhus
When was the first Victorian horse and carriage built?
The first Victorian horse and carriage built in Hungary in the 15 to 16 centry.
Why were policeman called bobbies in Victorian times?
Policemen were called "bobbies" in Victorian times after Sir Robert Peel, the founder of the Metropolitan Police in London in 1829. The 'bobbies' were named after his first name, Robert, and this term eventually became synonymous with police officers in the UK.
How many people in a Victorian class?
my school was victorian and it had 12 puples in when it first opened
