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The length of Victoria's reign
63 years, 7 months, 2 days
Three structures that were built in the Victorian period
Factories, railways, bridges
Two people who died in 1861
Her mother, Prince Albert
The number of children Victoria and Albert had
nine
Two requests Victoria made as soon as she was queen
An hour alone, her bed to be removed from her mother's room to a bedroom of her own
Three people, one of whom was always with Victoria as a child
Her tutor, governess and mother
Why do you think she had become so popular towards the end of her reign, think of 3 reasons.
Good enough?
From what you have read about Queen Victoria, what sort of person do you think she was? Use at least 3 adjectives to describe her.
Good enough?
Do you think Victoria made a wise choice marrying Prince Albert? Why?
Good enough?
Why do you think Victoria sometimes refused to see her mother when she was a queen?
Good enough?
Why do you think Victoria described her childhood as rather sad and lonely?
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She died and was buried next to her husband in 1901. T/F
T
Queen Victoria was known as the ‘grand old lady of Europe’. T/F
F
Factories were always a good place to work. T/F
F
In the Victorian period, children did not have to do what they were told. T/F
F
From 1st May 1876, Victoria was named Empress of Britain. T/F
F
After 1861, Queen Victoria wore black dresses every day. T/F
T
After Victoria was crowned, she lived in Buckingham Palace. T/F
T
One of her first requests was to have an hour in bed by herself. T/F
F
When she was introduced to Prince Albert, she wanted to marry him. T/F
F
The princess was always with her mother, her tutor, or her governess. T/F
T
The leader of the British government
Prime Minister
A woman who looks after and teaches children in their own homes
A governess
The man who is married to the woman
Husband
A woman who rules an empire
Empress
A person who controls a country
Ruler
A woman who is employed to teach children in a private household
Tutor
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