The Victorian Era 1837-1901.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Britain Leads the Way Ms. Ramos. Why England First? Ms. Ramos.
Advertisements

Think! (with a partner) Tablet I-phone/SMART phone Copier Scanner Got one? Let me know! Choose an item from the list below and trace its development BACKWARDS!
Historical Studies in Physical Education
Rise of the Railways Resource provided by © Midland Railway Study Centre, The Silkwww.mylearning.org Mill, Derby's Museum of Industry.
The Industrial Revolution
► In 1829, English inventor George Stephenson ran a steam-powered locomotive called “the Rocket” at an astounding speed of 28 miles per hour. The first.
The First Phase of Industrialization of Québec
Canadian Life 100 Years Ago
Industrial Revolution Begins Ms. Ramos Alta Loma High School.
DO NOW: Copy Topic & Objectives
In the eighty years or so after 1780 the population of Britain nearly tripled, the towns of Liverpool and Manchester became gigantic cities, the average.
Unit 4 IB History of Europe - McQuaid VICTORIAN BRITAIN
The Impact of the Railways. What was transport like in 1750? There had been little need to travel far before the 18th century, and few people went outside.
6.00 am get up 7.20 am start school 10: 17-Unit Lunch  Do Now  Your task Draw a timeline showing a typical school day. Include breaks and travelling.
Industrial Revolution: Causes and Effects
Britain Change and Stability. CHANGES 1  New farming and animal husbandry techniques  New manufacturing methods  Growth in use of machinery.
E. Napp The Industrial Revolution In this lesson, students will be able to define or explain the following terms: Reasons for the Industrial Revolution.
Copyright ©1999 by the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.1 Brinkley, AMERICAN HISTORY: A SURVEY, 10/e Chapter Ten: America’s Economic Revolution.
Using your m62 template The Industrial Revolution.
The Transport Revolution
Welcome to a glorious afternoon in Mr. Keeling’s history class!!! You have 10 minutes to study for the test please use your time wisely. If you study hard.
The Victorian Era Family Structure, Industrialization, and the Status of Women.
Rise of the Railways. Before the railways Roads were in bad condition Horsepower could only carry small loads Canals could not meet growing demand What.
AS MOD 2 SOCIO-CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL EFFECTS ON PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON PERFORMANCE THE CHANGING NATURE OF BRITISH.
Industrialization, II: Changes in Society Urbanization –Rapid growth of cities –Environmental consequences: The Great Stink of London (1858) and miasmas.
The Emergence of Mass Society  New Urban Environment  Growth of cities: by 1914, 80 percent of the population in Britain lived in cities (40 percent.
The Industrial Revolution 1750s – 1914 By: Stephen Hong.
+ The Industrial Revolution World Civilizations. + The Industrial Revolution What is the Industrial Revolution? Where and when did it first occur?
HW #1: DUE BLOCK HW #1: DUE BLOCK. 18th Century Key Question: Was the Industrial Revolution “progress”?
Knowledge Connections Definition Picture Term Vocabulary  IndustrialismTextile.
Causes of IR: Iron, Steam and Railways. Cheaper prices + increased supply Surplus Income + increased demand New businesses + new inventions Question:
Agriculture and the National Economy Cotton Farming the West.
A Christmas Carol.
Industrial Revolution CR Practice Questions. 1. Explain how one agricultural and one technological improvement changed daily life in Europe during the.
The Industrial Revolution and Its Impact on European Society
New Dimensions in Everyday Life By: Maddie Jackson and Abbey Robertson.
The Industrial Revolution Late 1700’s- Early 1800’s.
The Victorian Age ( ).
The Industrial Revolution Unit 4 Chapter 19 Section
Causes First Ind. Rev. Potpourri Intellectuals Second Ind. Rev Industrial Revolution Jeopardy.
The Impact of the Railways Year 9. Social & Economic Impact of the Railways People became more interested in politics & this led to the growth of political.
The New Landscape. Urban areas continued to grow… Result: Working class became numerous and with voting reforms, politically powerful. Demanded attention.
History at Key Stage 2 Unit 13:
The Effect of the Industrial Revolution on Sport
The Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution 1750s
Industrialization of Europe+ Social Effects
LITERATURE AND CULTURE United Kingdom
14 Forging the National Economy
What was the Industrial Revolution?
18th & 19th Centuries for Juniors:
The Industrial Revolution
18 Contrasting Lifestyles c.1850:
Britain: First to Industrialize
The Impact of the Railways
The Impact of the Railways
The Industrial Revolution
Daily life in the late 1800s.
Hardships of Industrial Life
The Impact of the Railways
The Impact of the Railways
Industrialization Unit
Beginnings of Industrialization
The Impact of the Railways
Industrial Revolution In Great Britain
The Industrial Revolution
A Recap: Industrialization
The Industrial Revolution
Grace and Charlotte.
Presentation transcript:

The Victorian Era 1837-1901

Queen Victoria 1819-1901

Changes in all spheres of society Population Work Towns and cities Ideas The role of women Technology and transport Leisure

Population growth and movement The population almost doubled Movement from the countryside to towns and cities Development of industrial towns and cities: Manchester, Liverpool … Near the new factories for employment But very bad conditions for the poor workers A move from a rural, agricultural society to an urban, industrial society

Ideas and the changing role of women New social ideas developed: The beginnings of socialism (growth of organised labour and the Trade Unions) The beginnings of organised feminism The suffragette movement (1897) - Votes for women Education

New technology in industry

Development of transport infrastructures Canals Transport of raw materials (coal…) and merchandise

Railways Stephenson’s Rocket (1829)

Stations were built

The Railway network People were able to travel

Leisure activities… Development of seaside resorts Sporting activities

The growth of literacy Popular newspapers The novel Charles Dickens