Victorian factories were often referred to as "mills" or "works," depending on the industry. These facilities were typically large, industrial buildings where goods were produced, particularly during the Industrial Revolution. They played a crucial role in manufacturing textiles, machinery, and various other products, significantly shaping the economy and society of the Victorian era. The factory system also marked a shift from artisanal production to mass production.
Because Victoria was the queen.
Yes, but they were called parasols.
Queen VictoriaQueen Victoria was the reigning monarch at this time.
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First of all it is called valedictorian and it is one of the top people in college.
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Agencys and factoris are both incorrect. The correct plural forms of those words are agencies and factories.
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Parents were legally required to take their children to work with them
It was called the Victorian Age as it was the time the Queen Victoria ruled.
In Britain, Queen Victoria ruled, that is why they were called the Victorian days,
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Postmen in Victorian England were called "Robins" because of their red uniforms.
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The Victorians called it typhus