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A woman who is employed to teach children in a private household
Tutor
A person who controls a country
Ruler
A woman who rules an empire
Empress
The man who is married to the woman
Husband
A woman who looks after and teaches children in their own homes
A governess
The leader of the British government
Prime Minister
The princess was always with her mother, her tutor, or her governess. T/F
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When she was introduced to Prince Albert, she wanted to marry him. T/F
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One of her first requests was to have an hour in bed by herself. T/F
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After Victoria was crowned, she lived in Buckingham Palace. T/F
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After 1861, Queen Victoria wore black dresses every day. T/F
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From 1st May 1876, Victoria was named Empress of Britain. T/F
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In the Victorian period, children did not have to do what they were told. T/F
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Factories were always a good place to work. T/F
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Queen Victoria was known as the ‘grand old lady of Europe’. T/F
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She died and was buried next to her husband in 1901. T/F
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