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KS2 History Practice Test: Victorian Era - Everyday Life
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The Victorian era was when Queen Victoria was on the throne, from 1837-1901, but what was everyday life like for the ordinary people living in the 1800s? During the Victorian era many advances were made - railways, factories and the police force for example. But it was not all easy. Children had to go to work and the poor were sent to workhouses. It was a time of great change in Britain. Bandstands became popular and it was common to hear a brass band while walking through the parks. But the cities were dirty and disease was common.

KS2 History Practice Test: Victorian Era - Everyday Life
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10 Questions

1. What were most Victorian houses built of?
2. How did most Victorians heat their homes?
3. Who introduced the first police force?
4. Why did more people move into towns during the Victorian era?
5. What powered the factories?
6. What powered the factories?
7. Why did more people move into towns during the Victorian era?
8. What were most Victorian houses built of?
9. What was a back to back?
10. What was the new type of transport that made travel easier?