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Jessica
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Social Etiquette
create a one page guide to Etiquette & Gender Expectations in Edwardian England add some images of what these would look like as well
This resource explores the social etiquette and gender roles prevalent during Edwardian England from 1901 to 1910. It provides an overview of the rigid social hierarchy of the era, emphasizing the significance of etiquette in displaying wealth, status, and character. Key elements include the use of calling cards to announce visits, the strict seating arrangements at dinner parties based on social ranking, and the gender expectations that dictated distinct roles: men in the public sphere responsible for business and politics, and women in the domestic sphere managing the home. The document encourages students to analyze how one aspect of Edwardian social etiquette or gender roles contrasts with today's social expectations, prompting a deeper understanding of changing societal values.