The Victorian Age

The Victorian Age, named after Queen Victoria’s reign from 1837 to 1901, was a period of significant change in Britain, marked by industrial growth, expanding empire, and social reform. It saw advances in technology, science, and commerce, transforming daily life and work. Society emphasized morality, duty, and respectability, often reflected in art, literature, and customs. Despite progress, it also highlighted stark social inequalities and hardships faced by the poor. Overall, the era was influential in shaping modern Britain’s cultural and political landscape.