The Victorians

The Victorians refers to people living during Queen Victoria's reign (1837-1901) in Britain. This era was marked by rapid industrial growth, technological innovations, and expanding the British Empire. Society emphasized morality, duty, and strict social norms. It saw significant advances in science, architecture, and literature, with figures like Charles Dickens and Charles Darwin. Despite progress, the period also faced challenges like poverty, inequality, and colonial conflicts. The Victorian era's influence shaped modern Britain’s institutions, values, and cultural identity.