Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria was the monarch of the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1901, marking a period known as the Victorian Era. Her reign saw significant industrial, cultural, and political change, as Britain expanded its empire and became a global power. Victoria was known for her strict moral values and family-oriented life, often symbolizing the British monarchy's stability. She became a symbol of the empire and is remembered for her long reign, which lasted 63 years. Queen Victoria's legacy includes shaping modern British society and expanding the role of the monarchy in ceremonial and public life.