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The Victorian age was a time of tremendous development in both science and democracy. During this period, advancements in science and technology transformed the way people lived and worked, while political and social movements led to the expansion of democratic rights and freedom. The Victorian was an age of rapid development in the contemporary rural life of common people. This age was an age of rapid, flux and baffling complexity. Moody and Lovett ever Never before, not even in the troubled seventeenth century had their changes in the social fabric of England. The discoveries of Charles Darwin and his theory of natural selection changed the pattern of religious belief. In the mid of 19th.Century, development of steam power and electricity, transformed the transportation industry and also communication. The rise of democracy during the Victorian era also had a significant development in literature. As more people gained the to vote and participate in public life, there was a greater emphasis on Individualism and the importance of individual voice. Thomas Carlyle used Darwin's theory of evolution to argue for the need for strong leadership in his work "On Heroes, Hero-worship, and Heroic in History".