Episode 11: The Victorians – Industry, Empire, and Change - Life in the UK Test

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Steam, railways, reform laws and Queen Victoria herself — this episode covers the Industrial Revolution, the rise of public education, and the global reach of the British Empire.Learn about the Boer War, how voting rights expanded, and what made the Victorians such a defining era.This episode is for educational purposes. All information is paraphrased, summarised, or publicly available. No copyrighted material from the official handbook is reproduced. This content is not affiliated with the UK government.Life in the UK Test, British history, citizenship test tips

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