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bizarre and outdated etiquette rules from the late 1800s

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10 ridiculous victorian etiquette rules The codes of etiquette and good manners have been evolving for thousands of years. It's regarded as one the traits of a civilized society. This maybe so, but when you look at the rule books of Victorian etiquette its like good manners gone mad!

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Despite the fact that the ruler during this time was a woman, women essentially had no rights. As women grew up and older, their jobs were very limited: such as a stay-at-home mother, a school teacher, or a maid.
When a woman married, everything that was hers then became the husbands. As soon as she was married, she was one with the husband. Even her body was considered as his property. If she refused sexual actions, he could basically refuse to listen to her and rape her.
Women were seen as unable to make rational decisions, that was left to the men in the society.

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Social Etiquette in Victorian England and how it relates to Great expectations. Video Maker - http://www.kizoa.com

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Victorians live by their own code of etiquette...propriety was everything! 1876 Victorian England Revisited examines the etiquette of the period.

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Getting dressed in the 18th century - working woman

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As seen in the pictures, women wore very fancy dresses when going to formal events. There were many layers in one's daily wear. However, the working class didn't have dresses as fancy as the rich women.

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During this era, for the most part, young women weren't given the opportunity to get an education similar to the young boys'. If a girl was able to receive an education, she was not to be taught topics with controversy, such as english or history.