PPT-The Victorian Family Overview

Ideals of the family Middleclass families Workingclass families Family structures Roles of parents Conclusion Queen Victoria and her Family 1846 by Franz Xavier Winterhalter Queen Victoria and Family at Osborne House. Overview. Ideals of the family. Middle-class families. Working-class families. Family structures. Roles of parents. Conclusion. Queen . Victoria and her . Family . (1846) by . Franz . Xavier . Winterhalter. Hard. . Times. Victorian. . times. I. Economic. context:.    .  . The economy experienced a remarkable transformation during the 19th century. .. .   . Distribution of British labor..  . Distribution of British national income, 1801-1991. By: Tanner, . Maddie. , Allie, . Kiah. , Avery and Katie. Definition. Period of dramatic change that brought England to its highest point of development as a world power. It was a time of prosperity, optimism, and stability.. Power notes . By: . Kalli. McNair . Clothing. . Men; top hats, walking sticks, waist coats. Women; long dresses/ skirts, hats or bonnets. Children; miniature versions of their parents. In the Victorian Age, everyone seemed to have very fancy clothes to ware on daily basis. Overview. Ideals of the family. Middle-class families. Working-class families. Family structures. Roles of parents. Conclusion. Queen . Victoria and her . Family . (1846) by . Franz . Xavier . Winterhalter. (Secondary) . Agenda. Overview of . the Victorian Curriculum F-10. Languages in the Victorian . Curriculum . Learning . area, moving from . AusVELS . to the Victorian . Curriculum F-10, . language specific approach. Primary teachers. . Agenda. Overview of . the Victorian . Curriculum. Languages in the Victorian Curriculum. Learning area, moving from . AusVELs. to the Victorian Curriculum, language specific approach. The Victorian Era. Crime. On the rise. Prostitution, violent crime, theft. Glorified in the newspapers, became an entertainment of sorts. Jack the Ripper. First serial killer. Prompted media obsession. Literature. JOURNAL ENTRY #4.2. #1: Queen . Victoria. #2: Victorian . Family Life. #3: Victorian . Parlor. #4: Victorian . People. #5: Victorian . Home. INTRODUCTION TO THE VICTORIAN ERA. Named after Queen Victoria of Great Britain (reigned 1837-1901). I. ts. Double. Lesson Outline . Queen Victoria.. Some common ideas about the age. . Periodization: Conventional subdivisions. . Diversity. Compromise. Contradictions.. Victorian values.. Poverty, unrest and reform . definition, a monogram is a combination of letters, usually initials, arranged into a decorative mark that identifies a person, family, or . brand.. Why are we doing this project?. Today we see monograms as a decorative way to embellish jewelry and home furnishings, but these symbols are one of the earliest forms of identification and date all the way back to the 6th century, B.C., when they could be found on Roman coins with rulers’ initials.. period of Queen Victoria's . reign. June . 1837 until her death . January 1901. It . was a long period of peace, prosperity, "refined sensibilities" and national self-confidence for the United . Kingdom. Masturbation fears. Homosexuality. Sexology. Conclusion. Victorian attitudes. Many attitudes emerged in 18. th. century:. Fears . of the dire effects of . masturbation. Hospitals for sufferers of sexual transmitted diseases. 1837-1901. In their day, the Victorians were on the cutting edge. All the gadgets we're always improving on? The Victorians saw them being invented—things like railways, photography, electricity, & the telegraph. Okay, so the mobile phone pretty much blows the telegraph out of the water, but it was still a huge improvement on hand-delivering letters. .