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Context- The Sign of Four
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Mind Map on Context, created by Ellie Muir on 21/06/2017.
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Context- The Sign of Four
Victorian Attitudes towards drugs
Class A (cocaine etc.) Drugs were sold in drugs stores
Many writers at the time used drugs to trigger their creativity
British Empire and Imperialism
Trading
Indian Rebellion
Science vs. Religion
Forensic science became popular and looked highly upon
Charles Darwin published his theories of revolution this was seen as an attack on religion
Classes and Wealth
Higher classes saw the lower classes as dirty and a waste of space
Racism in this time was prominent
Jack the Ripper
An unidentified murderer
Has killed five or six women and has never been caught
The Police
They weren't seen to be very reliable
Victorian Fear
Murders
Women
They needed to be protected by a man because they are fragile
They should be doing house jobs and cooking for the man of the house
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