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Women were barely considered people

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Family life consisted ideally of a breadwinner, a spouse, and children. Although this model probably sounds familiar to all of us today it was just coming into vogue. Previously, women had always worked in agriculture. Now with the industrial revolution the possibilty of a wife who stayed home became the ideal for the working classes, although it was often far from reality.

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The husband would go out to work and the wife would stay home and do housewife things. Men were the superior race. Children would be cared for at home by their mum until as young as 8 when they would be sent to work at factories and mills. 💩💩💩

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For industry and revolution

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=industry+and+revolution+in+the+19th+century&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari

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During the Victorian period men and women’s roles became more sharply defined than at any time in history. In earlier centuries it had been usual for women to work alongside husbands and brothers in the family business.

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For gender roles
https://www.bl.uk/romantics-and-victorians/articles/gender-roles-in-the-19th-century

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Only the rich people went to school because it was too expensive. Also poor children had to work to get mone

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Imperialism:
Often associated with ruling/expanding countries.

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Usually, women married in their mid 20s. Men were usually 5 years older

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People were supposed to 'know their place' in society and they were taught their place by the church.

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Wives

worked as childrearing permitted, or as needed economically.

click here for a description of women's occupational opportunities outside the home.

women were an indispensible part of cottage industry.

according to one estimate about one half of Parisian wives worked outside the home. (Traugott 16)

Breadwinners

Whatever occupation a breadwinner had, the greatest fear of a working class family was that some illness or injury would befall him. Death and industrial accidents were much more common during this period than today, and there was no government assistance or public insurance to help families. Some trades developed their own insurance in the form of a mutual aid society. Everyone paid into a pot and then it could be used to support people or their families in times of need.

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Imperialism:
Has played an important role in various countries history.

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Children played outside all day

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3 generations of the family lived under the same roof (grandad, dad and son)

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There are many different types of imperialism:
-Colonial Imperialism
-Economic Imperialism
-Political Imperialism
-Socio-cultural Imperialism

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The victorians had extended families because they needed to get extra money.lots of families were happy families
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Men were expected to live a public life, whether it was working in a factory or socializing with like-minded men in public places, like clubs, meetings, or bars.

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Wealthy girls were taught by a governess

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Many children were poor

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Many children didn't go to school

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It was a strictly layered society

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People 'had content in their station'

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People 'knew their place

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Imperialism:
Imperialism means to expand a countries power through military and diplomacy

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Dickens didn't like the effects of social class

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A fact about the 19th century