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- Reforms such as
*Decreasing work hours
*Age that children are       able to work from
- Lord Melbourne influencing Victoria's decisions
- Prince Albert influencing Victoria's decisions
- Robert Peel and his decisions regarding Victorian Britain
- Victoria deciding to give the aristocracy limited power

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Political
- Shift away from feudalism and aristocratic ideals
- Becoming more liberal (left wing)
- Melbourne replaced by Peel
- Upper bourgeois becoming wealthier and more politically inclined

Social
- The Great Exhibition was a step forward for women
- Introduction of public spaces
- Classes could mix
- A decline in feudalism
- Introduction of what is now known as 'the American dream'
- A more educated and literate society

Economic
- Reform away from long working days and child labour
- Changes to taxation
- More equal distribution of wealth

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- The influence of the industrial revolution greatly impacted the lives of those living in England.

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- The influence of the industrial revolution grea

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- The population in the city was concentrated as people were moving from rural areas to urban areas for work and money

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The slow progression of reforms meant that the discontent of the peoples was low as things were constantly changing by only at a slow rate.

Many people of political power did not want to interfere with the poor, Albert opened Victoria's eyes to the issues of her people

The reforms made reduced child labour and better improved the working conditions of people in Britain
-Lilli

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Due to the rapid urbanisation it meant that housing was expensive and many people lived in the slums, they were terrible living conditions
-Lilli

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-feminism became more popular during the great exhibition and people from different classes started coming together to make change
-The condition on the streets of Britain were unsanitary and had a dysfunctional sewage system

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- The partnership between active and change-seeking leader Albert and Victoria spread awareness to the aristocracy.
- Movements such as The Great Exhibition and recreational culture such as sport, theatre and music united England through a strong patriotic bond, which the monarchy was at the heart of.

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- large shift from agriculture to industry
- taxes were reformed and changed to include taxes such as the window tax
- Large disparities between rich and poor

Social:
- Advancements in transportation meant that travelling became easier, thus giving previously marginalised groups such as women more independence
- Large-scale public events such as The Great Exhibition attracted people from differing classes and helped ease the divide between rich and poor

Political:
- Monarchy shifted from direct power to indirect influence
- More people given the right to vote
- Feudalism minimalised and abolished

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- literacy rates were higher so  more people were getting educated which made it easier to get jobs and get money to help sustain their families needs.

- England became and empire extremely quickly de to the fat more people were educated which means more ideas to make england bigger and better.

Political
-  melbourne was an extremly big influence on victoria and he didn't want to change anything about the slaves and some laws

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Social
- The conditions that the people of Britain lived in was unsanitary and cause many diseases as they did not have a sewage system at the time.
-Growing population
- The role of women: Being subjected to inequality and having to be reliant on the man. women had more freedom and movement when the transportation/ train lines were made.

Economic:
- Money used to fund the industrial revolution, sewerage system and political needs.

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Political-
-More equality for women

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Great Exhibition was a time for people of all classes and gender to come together

-Lilli

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- Literacy rates were higher, which means that opinions were frequently expressed
- The population of Victorian Britain were being influenced by the French Revolution

- Victoria was restricted in her views due to her upbringing, therefore did not know much about the her people's situation

- Victoria decided to stay in the palace in the middle of London, in order to get a better understanding for her people

- During the time of the great exhibition, woman felt safer and did not always go out

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- The Monarchy were increasingly cooperating and involving with parliament and the people under Queen Victoria's rule
- e.g reforms and legislations made for the people such as the 8 hour working day

Living conditions were terrible due to there not being an effective sewerage system and houses were extremely close together and increasingly polluted air as a result

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Social
- More equality
- Womens rights
- Great Exhibition
- Trains ad the impact they had on how people travel and how lower classes were able to travel and have holidays by the 'seaside'
- The quality of life was fairly low in the streets because of how dirty they were from the makeshift sewrage system (throwing their swerage into the thames)
Political
- Reforms such as: The 8 hour working day, the reduction of child labour
- For the children not working they provided schools
- More politcal
- Less direct power from the queen and more of a indirect influence
Economic
- Changes to the taxation system

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Social
- women on the move - transport and the access to transport
- great exhibition more people when out / it was more affordable
Political
- Melbourne was against change, and  encouraged Victoria to do very little to help the public
- Melbourne had a large effect on Victoria, somewhat father figure, she listen to him
- Albert also had a large influence on Victoria and believe that things needed to be changed
- Robert peel became prime minister, at the beginning of his term he and Victoria did not corr-operate
- Reforms were introduced those being educational, work place, hours and many others. this help with the well- being and maintenance of a happy working class.

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Social
Changes in women and feminism. They started to become more independent and had more opportunities to do things on their own (The Great Exhibition)

Political
- Constitutional parliament was dominated by aristocrats
- Liberalism was starting to spread

Economic
- reforms for housing, health and workplace
- technological change, started to create railways
- development of city services, policing, prisons, sewerage systems