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The Victorian Period lasted from 1837-1901. These were also the years that Queen Victoria held the thrown. This was considered the most popular literary period. Some people like to believe that the period began in 1832, when the First Reform Bill was formed, which allowed working men, who own a certain amount of land, to vote. But majority say that it began in 1837 when Queen Victoria took the thrown.

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Victorian Temper was the idea that people were earnest, moral responsibility, domestic propriety, or also know as prudes. But because they repressed sex so much they actually thought more of it more. They shifted away from agricultural life to modern urban economy and manufacturing (Industrial Revolution).

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Victorian Temper: The Victorians were prude, wouldn't talk about sex. But, it ends up that they were the ones who thought about it the most #en2490

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Victorian Temper: The Victorians were prude, wouldn't talk about sex. But, it ends up that they were the ones who thought about it the most #en2490 https://t.co/iW6I9iIunX

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Victorian Temper: The Victorians were prude, wouldn't talk about sex. But, it ends up that they were the ones who thought about it the most #en2490 pic.twitter.com/iW6I9iIunX
— hanna bell (@hlb1016) April 2, 2018

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Victorian Temper: The Victorians were prude, wouldn't talk about sex. But, it ends up that they were the ones who thought about it the most #en2490 https://t.co/iW6I9iIunX

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Victorian Temper: The Victorians were prude, wouldn't talk about sex. But, it ends up that they were the ones who thought about it the most #en2490 https://t.co/iW6I9iIunX

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Victorian Temper: The Victorians were prude, wouldn't talk about sex. But, it ends up that they were the ones who thought about it the most #en2490

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There were 3 periods within the Victorian Period: Early, Mid, and Late
~1830 - Liverpool and Manchester Railway: 1st major railway
~1832 - Reform Bill
~1838 - Chartists Movement: Money and power went to factory owners, but they had no representation. They wanted to redistrict the country so new urban centers will have more votes. This was a result of the growing new middle class.
~Rise of Laissez Faire Economics: This was the belief that unregulated working conditions will benefit everyone.

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Working class people protested for labor laws #en2490

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Working class people protested for labor laws #en2490 https://t.co/yMD2Axz7iI

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Working class people protested for labor laws #en2490 pic.twitter.com/yMD2Axz7iI
— Jilli Paul (@jilli_paul) April 2, 2018

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Working class people protested for labor laws #en2490 https://t.co/yMD2Axz7iI

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Working class people protested for labor laws #en2490 https://t.co/yMD2Axz7iI

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~Time of Prosperity: Taking the role as most powerful nation
~(1853-1856)- Crimean War : England vs Russia. England scared that Russia is going to take over India
~ Factory acts restrict child labor and limits their hours from 16 hours a day to 12 hours.
~1851- Great Exhibition: This was a way for England to show off their dominance
~1867- Second Reform Bill: Allowing all working class men to vote.

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Child labor laws went from 16hrs to 12hrs a day, because of all the strikes. They are dying, have horrible hours, and woman and children have absolutely no labor laws
#en2490

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Child labor laws went from 16hrs to 12hrs a day, because of all the strikes. They are dying, have horrible hours, and woman and children have absolutely no labor laws
#en2490 https://t.co/OeU8fenbHE

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Child labor laws went from 16hrs to 12hrs a day, because of all the strikes. They are dying, have horrible hours, and woman and children have absolutely no labor laws#en2490 pic.twitter.com/OeU8fenbHE
— Molly McDonough (@MollyMBritLit) April 2, 2018

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Child labor laws went from 16hrs to 12hrs a day, because of all the strikes. They are dying, have horrible hours, and woman and children have absolutely no labor laws
#en2490 https://t.co/OeU8fenbHE

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Child labor laws went from 16hrs to 12hrs a day, because of all the strikes. They are dying, have horrible hours, and woman and children have absolutely no labor laws
#en2490 https://t.co/OeU8fenbHE

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Child labor laws went from 16hrs to 12hrs a day, because of all the strikes. They are dying, have horrible hours, and woman and children have absolutely no labor laws
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~Apex: (Peak of British Imperialism) Becoming the worlds superpower with colonial holdings. 25% of the Globe.
~1890s- Fin de Siecle (end of century): Aesthetic/Decedence Movement. They studied languor, weary sophistication, searching for new ways of titillating jaded palated (rise in drug culture, sexual experimentation and alcohol). Pre-Raphaelite Movement (Vibrant colors and very detailed).
~ Art for Art's Sake: Beauty in the world for beauties sake

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Fin de Siecle: end of the century movement where art for art's sake comes into play; look at art because it is beautiful
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Fin de Siecle: end of the century movement where art for art's sake comes into play; look at art because it is beautiful
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Fin de Siecle: end of the century movement where art for art's sake comes into play; look at art because it is beautiful #en2490
— gabe (@poekadot1030) April 2, 2018

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Fin de Siecle: end of the century movement where art for art's sake comes into play; look at art because it is beautiful
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Fin de Siecle: end of the century movement where art for art's sake comes into play; look at art because it is beautiful
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Fin de Siecle: end of the century movement where art for art's sake comes into play; look at art because it is beautiful
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The Woman Question and the Age of British Drama

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The Woman Question and the Age of British Drama

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~Rise and return of drama
~Theater was going strong: Burlesque, Melodramas, Musicals. This was not "serious" drama.
~1890s - Shaw's Problem Play: These plays were concerned with class and woman's issues.
~Woman's Question: There were more unmarried woman then there were men, so what are we going to do with all of them? Some of them were encouraged to immigrate and become mothers. They still could not vote or hold political office.
~Woman could not divorce unless there was proof of adultery, combined with cruelty, bigamy, incest or bestiality.

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Woman Question: "What do we do with all the left over, unmarried Woman?" #en2490 #NewsFlash

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Woman Question: "What do we do with all the left over, unmarried Woman?" #en2490 #NewsFlash
— Molly McDonough (@MollyMBritLit) April 16, 2018

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Woman Question: "What do we do with all the left over, unmarried Woman?" #en2490 #NewsFlash

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~1839 - Custody Act: Before this woman had no custody of their children. Both Woman and Children were treated like property to men. But this act gave woman the right for custody.
~1857 - Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act: This act allowed woman to divorce as they please. This gave them more freedom. Frances Power Cobbe was an activist for woman, he was also behind this act.
~Contagious Disease Act: This allowed men to stop any woman on the street and strip search her and check her for STDs. They believed that any woman who is alone must be a prostitute.

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Contagious Disease Act: Men were allowed to stop any woman walking alone on the streets and strip search them for STD. Woman weren't even allowed to be alone on the streets without being accused of being a prostitute  #En2490

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Contagious Disease Act: Men were allowed to stop any woman walking alone on the streets and strip search them for STD. Woman weren't even allowed to be alone on the streets without being accused of being a prostitute  #En2490

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Contagious Disease Act: Men were allowed to stop any woman walking alone on the streets and strip search them for STD. Woman weren't even allowed to be alone on the streets without being accused of being a prostitute #En2490
— Molly McDonough (@MollyMBritLit) April 16, 2018

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The New Woman were woman who were educated, smoked, rode bikes, wore pants, free love movement, had sex outside of marriage. Bernard Shaw's Problem Play, Mrs.Warren's Profession, has a prime example of the New Woman: Vivie. She is described almost in a masculine form, "RebeccaTgibedes‏ @rebeccatgi @rebeccatgi #en2490 Shaw is almost making fun of the "New Women" idea and masculinity itself. Vive is described as liking to smoke cigars, and strong (almost like having masculine strength), and poking fun at Vivie for being independent."
Shaw seems to making fun of the New Woman.

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Was Shaw poking fun at the “New Woman”? Cuz he did a bad job I thought she was great. 
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Was Shaw poking fun at the “New Woman”? Cuz he did a bad job I thought she was great. 
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Was Shaw poking fun at the “New Woman”? Cuz he did a bad job I thought she was great. #en2490
— Hannah Fitzgerald (@Opticbiologist) April 11, 2018

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Was Shaw poking fun at the “New Woman”? Cuz he did a bad job I thought she was great. 
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Was Shaw poking fun at the “New Woman”? Cuz he did a bad job I thought she was great. 
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He was a poet who somehow was able to live off his poets salary, which was not much. He was the most popular of poets, "his works, from 1850 onward, occupied a significance space on the bookshelves of almost every family of readers in England and the United States" (Norton,1156). He attended Cambridge and joined "the Apostles", who encouraged him to write poetry.

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Tennyson is one of the leaders of the medieval revival  #en2490

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Tennyson is one of the leaders of the medieval revival  #en2490 https://t.co/sMKidAUDGo

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Tennyson is one of the leaders of the medieval revival #en2490 pic.twitter.com/sMKidAUDGo
— Jilli Paul (@jilli_paul) April 4, 2018

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Tennyson is one of the leaders of the medieval revival  #en2490 https://t.co/sMKidAUDGo

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Tennyson is one of the leaders of the medieval revival  #en2490

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Tennyson (think of a Hagrid like looking man) was able to live comfortably lavish off of writing poetry. Today, well that wouldn't be possible today. You'd have to have at least 5 side jobs. #en2490

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Tennyson (think of a Hagrid like looking man) was able to live comfortably lavish off of writing poetry. Today, well that wouldn't be possible today. You'd have to have at least 5 side jobs. #en2490 https://t.co/EAbHTjZ087

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Tennyson (think of a Hagrid like looking man) was able to live comfortably lavish off of writing poetry. Today, well that wouldn't be possible today. You'd have to have at least 5 side jobs. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/EAbHTjZ087
— hanna bell (@hlb1016) April 2, 2018

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Tennyson (think of a Hagrid like looking man) was able to live comfortably lavish off of writing poetry. Today, well that wouldn't be possible today. You'd have to have at least 5 side jobs. #en2490 https://t.co/EAbHTjZ087

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Tennyson (think of a Hagrid like looking man) was able to live comfortably lavish off of writing poetry. Today, well that wouldn't be possible today. You'd have to have at least 5 side jobs. #en2490 https://t.co/EAbHTjZ087

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Tennyson (think of a Hagrid like looking man) was able to live comfortably lavish off of writing poetry. Today, well that wouldn't be possible today. You'd have to have at least 5 side jobs. #en2490

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