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'''Queen Victoria''' (May 24 1819 - January 22 1901) was a monarch of the [[United Kingdom]].  Victoria oversaw the [[British Empire]] at the height of its power and influence, largely due to the [[Industrial Revolution]]'s hold in England.  The period of her reign was known as "the Victorian period".  Victoria was the daughter of Edward who was the 4th son of King [[George III]], and at her birth she was 5th in line to the throne.  She would become Queen in 1837, following [[William IV]].  She married Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, who became the Prince Consort in 1840.   

'''Queen Victoria''' (May 24 1819 - January 22 1901) was a monarch of the [[United Kingdom]].  Victoria oversaw the [[British Empire]] at the height of its power and influence, largely due to the [[Industrial Revolution]]'s hold in England.  The period of her reign was known as "the Victorian period".  Victoria was the daughter of Edward who was the 4th son of [[King George III]], and at her birth she was 5th in line to the throne.  She would become Queen in 1837, following [[William IV]].  She married Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, who became the Prince Consort in 1840.   

To date she is Britain's longest-serving monarch, and during ther reign the monchary started to take on its symbolic role in British [[government]].

To date she is Britain's longest-serving monarch, and during ther reign the monchary started to take on its symbolic role in British [[government]].