How did technology change American life during the Victorian Era?
Technology saved people time.
Technology expanded the upper class.
Technology limited women's employment.
Technology limited men's employment.

Technology change American life during the Victorian Era in the following

Explanation:

The Victorian era was a remarkably fertile period for the adoption, expansion, and transformation of technology. Photography, telegraphy, telephony, steamships, railways, electric lighting, and industrial control engineering are only a few of the many complex systems and processes developed during the era.Victorians are well known for their inventions and the huge advances in technology that took place over Queen Victoria’s reign.  These inventions helped both rich and poor people. Communication was made easier when the electric telegraph was developed in 1858 followed by the telephone in 1876.Bicycles, cars, steam powered boats and trains meant that people could travel further than ever before.Other Victorian inventions include the light bulb, typewriters, sewing machines, radios and the toilet.The Victorian age saw advances in medicine, science and technology, as well as huge population growth. Britain became the world’s most powerful nation, but life was not easy for everyone.