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Coal mines, Laundry for pay,
Chimney Sweep, Factory Worker,
Scare the birds from the fields, Pottery Making, Farm Worker, Textile Mill, Ship Yard, Pick Pocket,
Seller in the Streets, Rail station,
Domestic Servant, Hat Making,
Rat Catcher.

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Schools were for the rich. Most children never went to school and struggled to read or write. Children from rich families were typically taught at home by governess until the age of 10 years old.

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Victorian food and what was eaten varied hugely at the time between the rich and the poor and this was the same for children too. Rich children ate extremely well whereas as the poor had limited choices and availability.

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Wealthy Victorians enjoyed a good and easy life.

Poor Victorians had a rough and hard life, often ending up in the workhouse or early death.

Most children from poor families had to work because their families needed the money.

Very poor people with no home or job lived in workhouses.