Queen Victoria ruled from 1837 to 1901 during the Victorian era, known for strict morality and the height of the British Empire. She married Prince Albert in 1840 and had nine children. Several attempts were made on her life. During her reign, Britain gained control of India, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada as territories of the expanding empire. Upon her death, she left behind a large royal family that included future kings of England, Spain, Germany and other countries in Europe.

1. Queen Victoria

2. Summary
1. Victorian era
2. The love story
3. Murder attempts
4. Territories
5. Offspring

3. 1. Victorian era
• From 1837 to 1901
• The Victorian era is characterized by the following:
‐ The middle class became more strict than in romantic era
‐ The British Empire imposed its hegemony
‐ The literature is addressed to society
‐ There is no possibility to keep apart a writer of his social ambit

4. 2. The love story
• Married on The February 10, 1840.
• Nine children : Victoria, Eduardo , Alice,
Alberto, Helena, Luisa, Arthur, Leopold and
Beatrice.
• Her mother died on March 16, 1861.
• Albert died on December 14, 1861.

5. 3. Murder attempts
Between 1942 -1450 there were 5 queen
attempted murder.

6. 4. Territories
• Asia: India became English territory in 1877.
• Africa: Sudan, Rhodesia, Nigeria, Somalia,
Kenya, Uganda and others.
• Oceania: with Australia and New Zealand.
• America: Canada (ceded by France in 1763).
• Others.

7. 5. Offspring
• Crown Princess Victoria (21-11-1840
08/05/1901 )
• King Edward VII (9-11-1841 -
05/06/1910 )
• Princess Alice (25-4-1843 - 14-12-1878)
• Prince Alfred ( 06/08/1844 -7 to 1900 )
• Princess Helena (25-5-1846 -
06/09/1923 )
• Princess Luisa (18-3-1848 - 3-12-1939)
• Prince Arthur ( 05/01/1850 - 16/01/1942
)
• Prince Leopold ( 04.07.1853 -
28.03.1884 )
• Princess Beatrice (14-4-1857 - 26-10-
1944)

8. Thanks for your attention, hope you
enjoyed.
Made by:
-Judit Mas
-Marta Quiñones
-Laura Ostolaza
-Sara Soler