# data[].attributes.body
Garments clean and neatly pressed,

Shoes are polished,

Every button in place,

Keeps hair clean, not allowed to rearrange in public,

Doesn’t talk about herself,

Doesn’t let any man kiss her or put his arm around her unless she is engaged to be married to him,

Not aloud to fidget,

Not aloud to laugh loudly,

# data[].attributes.body
1. Women/Girls

Legs must be closed at all times,

NEVER:

1. Bend over to pick up (stoop)

2. Sit with legs apart

3. One leg crossed over knee

4. Straddle a chair

1. Men/Boys:

Legs slightly apart and may bend over to pick up things

NEVER

1. Spread legs out from under table or out in the air

2. Straddle a chair

POSTURE

1. Sit with back against chair,

2. Sit up straight and tall,

3. Do not slouch

# data[].attributes.body
Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Savannah, Texas, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Oklahoma.

# data[].attributes.body
Open doors for ladies,

Offers seats to them,

Stands when a women enters the room,

Offers there arm when going up or down steps,

Never use foul language infront of women and children.

NOT TO DISCUSS

1. Sexual issues or jokes,

2. Gossip in general

# data[].attributes.body
Traditional Southerners are independent and offer Christian brotherly assistance to their neighbours rs, these include:

Welcome new neighbours with a plant or dessert.

Go to their house to meet them.

Check on sick and elderly neighbours

Offer guests in your home drinks.

If a neighbour has had any type of surgery or have had a death in the family, organise within the neighbourhood for each household to take turns on preparing  dinner for the family in need.

# data[].attributes.body
This social encounters involves a variety of ways in which we can express ourselves for good or ill...

Greeting- is the first aspect of a face to face contact-start off with a smile, than verbal greetings in order (based on how well you know eachother)

Physical Contact- men shake hands, women hug.

Eye contact- shows interest in what the other is saying- staring to long is rude

Personal Space- distance between two people is generally set by there culture. People from south america are more comfortable at closer distances than persons from the north.

Interrupting- generally considered rude when one cuts off another’s speech.

# data[].attributes.body
Common words of courtesy include

"Yes sir”, “No Sir”- “Yes Ma’am” “No Ma’am”

Always say “Please”, “May I”, “Thankyou”, “Your welcome”, “Excuse me”, “Pardon me”

A hat should always be removed when indoors, and also during prayer, funerals processions, and raising of the flag.

If your’re wearing a hat, tip when a women walk by

Always acknowledge others

# data[].attributes.body
Before coming to the table, be clean, neat, appropriately dressed and wash and dry your hands

You must be on time

Never rest your arms or elbows on the table

Do not overload your plate

Food is passed to the right