Karteikarten
Unit 3: Victorian Values
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- 1to mortgageTo use as security on a loan
- 2Barter economyAn economy that works by the trading of products and services
- 3AnglophoneEnglish-speaking person
- 4Coffin shipA death ship
- 5Tenant farmerA farmer that works on land owned by another
- 6steeragebelow deck, where cargo is stored
- 7Spinsterout-of-date language for an unmarried woman
- 8Classify this according to Maslow's need types: having the coolest new outfit at school, so you fit in with your crowd of friendsLOVE AND BELONGING
- 9Classify this according to Maslow's need types: having breakfast before schoolPHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS
- 10Classify this according to Maslow's need types: striving to be the best person you can beSELF ACTUALIZATION
- 11Classify this according to Maslow's need types: knowing you wont be bullied at schoolSECURITY NEEDS
- 12Classify this according to Maslow's need types: helping to build a well in a 3rd world countryEXPERIENCE AND PURPOSE
- 13Classify this according to Maslow's need types: Doing well on a test at schoolESTEEM NEEDS
- 14what were the victorian attitudes based upon?Tastes, values, and behaviour of Queen Victoria
- 15Describe Victorian times,attitudes and values-secure of themselves about their values and beliefs
-optimistic
-christian
-Second English renaissance
-Leisure was important - 16The Congress of Vienna ignored one important concept, what was it?Demand for greater democracy
- 17why did the great migration occur-Economic changes in Europe led to the increase of population and left many people
-Britain sent poor people to canada to get them off the streets of London
-People wanted to escape the class system in Britain - 18what was travel to Canada like for most of the Immigrants?-50% who made it to the colonies were ill
-many died on coffin ships
-wasnt a lot of food or water - 19Describe life in Canada in the early 19th century-quiet land
-it took years to raise a crop
-lots of debt
-helping neighbors was important
-church was important - 20what industries provided jobs for settlers-Farmers
-black smithing
-wagon making - 21-what were working conditions like for most workers in canadanot paid well
long hours
no healthcare
no government assistance - 22What determined a womans lifestyle, expectations, prejudices, and beliefs?Her Social Class
- 23What were their views on marriage?-Unmarried women were pittied
-Less about love more about status
-idolize their husbands
-were arranged marriages - 24advances in science and technology?-debate over the origin of disease: dont know about germs or hygiene so patients were infected during operations
-discovered asprin and antibiotics, x-rays, vitamins, and hormones
-cures for cholera, smallpox, typhoid fever, influenza, tuberculosis - 25Who maintained community standards?Upper Class
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