Charles Dickens context

Charles Dickens thought that the lack of _____________ caused many of the problems in Victorian England.

In the 19th Century, ____________ became much more popular.

Rich people who want to help the poor are called __________________ .

Many people went to church on Sunday because they were _____________ .

The Industrial revolution was when people moved to the city to work in _____________ .

There was a huge _____ between the rich and poor.

Charles Dickens believed that being a good Christian meant giving to _________ .

Only __________ families could afford to send their children to school.

Charles Dickens’ father was arrested for _________ .

Dickens didn’t believe in going to church on a Sunday because it meant that everything would be _________ which would be a problem for very poor people.

He supported _r.................__ schools which were free for poor children.

Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol in (…year…) to encourage the wealthy to help those who needed it.

The Poor Law meant that people without a job were forced to go to ____________ which had awful conditions.

A Man called Thomas _________ argued that poor people would always die because population would grow faster than food supplies.

Most rich people only cared about getting more ________________ .

Many businessmen and factory owners became very _______ but the workers often lived in extreme ____________ .

Children were exploited by factory owners and made to work ________ hours in poor conditions.

The population in England grew from 1 million to ______ million in the 19th Century.

Even though Charles Dickens was born in a middle class family, he understood the problems of the poor because he had to work in a ___________ .

Charles Dickens believed that rich people had a __________________ to help the poor.