7a Victorian Britain

What was a workhouse?

• a building for orphans only

• a building where the poor were sent to learn how to work, but were treated like prisoners

• a hospital

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Who were the Victorians?

• People who lived during the World War II

• People who lived during the ruling of Queen Victoria

• People who lived during the Black Plague

• People who are victorious

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The poor Victorians needed to go to _____________

• Public baths

• Workhouses

• Hiring Fairs

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Which statement is TRUE?

• Poor Victorians got separated when they went to workhouses.

• Poor Victorians got to eat luxury foods in the workhouses.

• Poor Victorians were fed and bathed in the workhouses.

• Poor Victorians enjoyed a happy life in the workhouses.

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Which foods did poor people generally eat in the Victorian era?

• Truffles

• Chocolate

• Avocados

• Bread

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CCSS.RL.8.9

What is malnutrition?

• Another name for a Victorian child

• A game played in Victorian times

• A diet of either not enough food or not enough of the right food.

• An invention during that time

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Education at this time varied greatly between both social classes and genders.

• False

• True

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Destitute means ___.

• you have no money and no where to live

• you belong to a Master

• you are sad

• you work in a mine

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What is a pauper?

• a rich person

• a person who works at the church

• a very poor person

• a member of the royal family

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What were conditions in the workhouses like?

• Comfortable

• Hygienic

• Harsh

• Welcoming