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Now it's your turn! Read the text and create a map about Charles Dickens's life and works. Be creative!

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Enter your EDpuzzle class, watch the video and answer the questions.

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EDpuzzle video lesson. Make any video your lesson. Take a video and crop it, add your voice or embed questions at any point.

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Child labour during the Industrial Revolution

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Child labour during the Industrial Revolution

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In Victorian England there were a lot of poor people. They lived in small, old houses. they worked all day but earned very little money.

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People who didn't have a job and orphans lived in workhouses. They worked all the day and slept in dormitories. The food was horrible and everybody was sad.

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Britain controlled the oceans and the world trade.

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Queen Victoria was proclaimed Empress of India in 1877.

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Queen Victoria is still the longest reiging monarch in the history of England

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Britain became the most powerful country. Queen Victoria helped to build the British Empire which inclued Canada, India, parts of Africa, the Caribbean and part of the Middle East.

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started in about 1760. Britain changed from an agricultural to an industrial country. People moved from the country to the towns to work in the new factories.

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Children worked between 12 and 14 hours a day. They worked to help their families. The work was hard and the conditions in the factories and mines were terrible. So children often had accidents, were hungry and ill. Many of them died young.

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Queen Victoria' s reign started in 1837 and finished when she died in 1901