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This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Canada’s social structure mirrored Britain’s class division., The Victorian Era was primarily associated with France., Many Victorian working-class women were employed as domestic servants., Victorian women had independent legal and financial rights after marriage., The Victorian social structure had no influence on marriage prospects., Aristocratic children typically received elite education and private tutoring., Aristocrats held the highest level of power, authority, and social status., Aristocrats had access to fine arts, theater, and luxury goods., The higher middle class held prestigious positions., Victorian homes began using gas and electric lighting., The Victorian Era promoted sexual equality between men and women., Gender and class were the main organizing principles of Victorian society., Queen Victoria’s reign marked the beginning of the Victorian Era., The bourgeoisie referred to the upper class exclusively., Drug use, including alcohol and opium, was sometimes used as an escape from hardships., Many Victorian women found employment as domestic servants., Industrialization had little impact on Victorian class structures., Working class faced long working hours, poor wages, and unsafe working condition., Infant mortality rates were high among the working class., Homes of the middle class were sparsely furnished with few decorations., Poor social mobility was a challenge faced by the lower class., Some Victorian women worked as barmaids, waitresses, and laundresses., Victorian aristocrats lived in crowded and unsanitary conditions. and Lower class social mobility was extremely difficult due to economic barriers..

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