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Women took the place of servents, responsible for drudgery and labour (Albers and Medicine, 1983).

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Black caps and bonnets were worn for 4 years after a loved one had passed away (Bedikian, 2008).

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Garments signal to the world the role of the specific wearer, responsibilities of the roles and is part of a symbolic language (Roberts, 1977).

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Men were the providers and defenders against the enemies (Albers and Medicine, 1983).

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One third of workers within factories were under the age of 15 (Boone, 2004).

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Wealthy women could play sports for enjoyment, whereas the middle/ working class were only allowed to play sports within their limits and lower class women were not allowed to participate in sports (Powell, 1982).

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Women for forced to choose between being employed and being  a mother (Albers and Medicine, 1983).

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Women we expected not to wear anything nude in colour, as well as not satin's and no jewellery (Vicinus, 2013).

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Womens role in budget allocations did not remain constant (Vicinus 1972).

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Women leap a little higher while dancing at the public balls (Engelhardt , 2009). Therefore, it was expected for women to know how to dance.