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| How many years did Queen Victoria rule? |
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| Who replaced Queen Victoria? |
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| Who was Queen Victoria's husband? |
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| What were the five reforms of the Victorian Era? |
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1- Popular Education
2-Art Development
3-Popular Participation in Politics
4-New Inventions
5- Extension of Modern Science |
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| The century of British Peace was known as what? |
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| What was the first world fair called? |
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| Where was the Great Exhibition and who hosted it? |
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| Crystal Palace; prince Albert |
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| Who was one of the most famous preachers of the Victorian era? |
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| Who discovered and named Victorian falls? |
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| Who lead the liberal part in England? The conservative? |
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| What did David Livingstone do in Africa? |
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| brought the gospel as a missionary and brought protection and explored |
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| Who was the first protestant missionary in china? |
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| Which act granted Canada independence and who proposed it? |
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| The British North America Act, Durham |
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| who was known as lady of the lamp? |
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| which company tried to stop interest in india until the british took control? |
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| what were the three main religions when in india when Britain took over? |
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| Which Portugese explorer traveled around Africa to india? |
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| what was the idian uprising against the british east india trading company called? |
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| what was the practice of a woman throwing herself on her husbands funeral pyre called? |
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| what Buddhist belief slowed technological progress? |
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| how did the hindu belief of recarnation effect india? |
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| people would not animals who may be ancestors causing great poverty |
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| What wer dutch settlers who lived in south Africa called? |
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| What were the two new boer states called? |
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| Transvaal, Orange Free State |
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| what was the war between the british and the sutch African farmers called? |
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| What did England desire control of in Egypt? |
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| who conquered china and isolated it from the rest of the world? |
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| Who started China Inland Mission? |
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| what war was fought in china to repel western influence? |
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| what british city was returned to china? |
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| Who discovered Australia? |
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| What island nation was visited by whalers and colonized by Britain? |
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| who disestablished the Anglican church in Ireland? |
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| What act joined England and Ireland? |
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| what increased irish representation in politics? |
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| what was important about the Victorian period? |
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| England had a time of great prosperity, economics, and peace due to increases in Christian influence of the queen. |
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| what increased in England during the Victorian era? |
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| free trade, good morals, and manufacturing |
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| what was England known as that made it the most powerful country in the world at the time? |
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| what was the secret of England's success? |
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| good morals and leadership under a true christian |
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