Queen Victoria acceded to the throne during a period in British history called:?

Question

a) Expressionism
b) The Wealth of Nations
c) The Time of Troubles

Answer 1

She came to the throne during the Industrial Revolution, but it was hardly a time of wealth for all nations. The Wealth of Nations (short title) is a book of economic theory that was published in 1776, about forty years before Victoria was even born. Nevertheless, that seems to be the nearest choice in your question. Whoever wrote this question has a very poor knowledge of history, I'm afraid. If it's your teacher, I would recommend he or she switch to PE coach instead.

Answer 2

There was no "period" of British history called Expressionism--that was an art movement, largely based in Germany.

Likewise the "Wealth of Nations" was not a "period" of English history.

As for the Time of Troubles, that was limited to Russia, a couple of centuries before Victoria was born--so again it is not a period in British history.

The actual period in which Victoria ascended the Throne would be the Regency period (in its looser sense of the transitional period between Georgian and Victorian).

Answer 3

None of your answers are right

Thanks to "Drina" Queen Victoria and Prince Albert they encouraged art and literature and restored Britain. That time is called the Victorian era. The first World fair was organised by Prince Albert also.

Answer 4

The Victorian Age

Answer 5

A) came after her death
B) The Author died more than 15 years before she was born
C) was in Russia about 200 years before she was born

Answer 6

none are right

Answer 7

B, I think.