A significant event in 1837 that led to the rise of the Victorian era in England was the ascension of Queen Victoria to the throne. Her reign lasted until 1901 and was characterized by great industrial, cultural, political, scientific, and military change within the UK and the British Empire. The Victorian era witnessed advancements in technology and industry, leading to increased urbanization and social reform movements. It was also a period of strict social mores and a distinct moral code. Queen Victoria's emphasis on family values and moral responsibility shaped societal standards and expectations during this transformative time.