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Peaceful backgound (love the GIF) even if it doesn't represent the industrial revolution itself. A lot of content and details but lack of originality in the selection of illustrations (only pictures, no interactive links).
Nevertheless, the use of arrows is appreciated and relevant.A few basic language mistakes. 17.75/20

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The woman role and status in the different social classes 

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The woman role and status in the different social classes 

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For all women no matter her social class, there were unflexible social rules. Women could just be engaged (there were many rules in respect of dating which were to be complied with) and married to a men who would control her, after marriage, the woman played the role of a dutiful wife and mother (marriage between two persons was permitted so long the couple intending to marry belonged to the same class). They had no rights. No women could legally vote in parliamentary elections until almost 18 years after Victoria's death.

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Yes it’s very different now, both men and women can break off an engagement, women can receive whoever they want to in their homes and every couple can decide about their sexual conduct.

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It was a 64 year reign (from 1837 to 1901)when Queen Victoria was in the crown of the UK. It was a long period of peace, prosperity, refined sensibilities, and national self-confidence for Britain.

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1) Courtship: First the couple would talk to one another, then they go out for a walk and at last they keeped company. The upper class associated at social events although the lowers class at events like Sunday Service and Church suppers.

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The marriage between two persons was permitted only if the couple getting marry belonged to the same social class.

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The link between the industrial revolution and the Victorian era

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The link between the industrial revolution and the Victorian era

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The link between the industrial Revolutions and the Victorian Era is the production of important amounts of manufactured mass

that was produced more efficiently and competitively in this country.

She also had the commercial, financial and political power to edge out rivals at home and abroad.

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Industrial Revolution, in modern history, is the process of change from an agrarian and handicraft economy to one dominated by industries and manifactured machines. This process began in Britain on the 18th century and from there spread to other parts of the world.

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When the couple got engaged, they could now hold hands in public, take unchaperoned rides, take walks alone, meet behind closed doors but they had to be separated at night.

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She was the queen of the United Kigndom.
Her main actions during her reign were: The technology developed in Victoria's reign brought a social and economic revolution:

The Panama Canal

The Iron Bridge

The Winding Gear

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The most unexpected rules of the Victorian Courting 

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The most unexpected rules of the Victorian Courting 

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A man couldn’t break off an engagement

If a married woman was alone, she couldn’t receive a man at home, someone else of the family had to be there.

It wasn’t allowed to have sexual conduct between the couple until marriage.

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The three important classes: the nobility Upper Class, Middle Class, and the Working Class.