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Overall look of British culture General introduction and mention of known british cultural topics.

What’s british etiquette? The definition and resume about its origins

The conception of “good manners” Explanation about the concept of good manners and what it involves.

The influence of How the impact of tea and the social gatherings around it affected
“Tea” and “Tea parties” british etiquette.

British Etiquette and Manners These can be used in the template, and their size and color can be
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Remarks and End A few remarks and final of this presentation.

- British Culture -
-“What is England culturally and mainly known for?”-
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British Etiquette
The definition and meaning.
Introduction to British Etiquette.
➔ It all started at France due to Louis
XIV inventing the use of tickets
for their guests at his parties.
➔ Britain followed this example and
spread the use of social norms
across the nobility and aristocracy.
➔ Thanks to their take up on it, the
etiquette was perfected.
Introduction to British Etiquette.

➔ The conception of etiquette

not only brought a much
more civilized form of
interaction among the high
social class and the nobility,
it also brought; cutlery
norms, fan language,and
such..
 02
“Good manners”
The conception of its use and what it involved.
The conception of
“Good manners”
British etiquette is highly known by their insistent
and strict take on the good use of behaviour at all
moments. In other words “good manners”.

● They were used as tool to engage and

befriend potential accuitances.
● Its use was considered to be a perfect way
to show off the high social status in public
The conception of
“Good manners”
British etiquette is highly known by their insistent
and strict take on the good use of behaviour at all
moments. In other words “good manners”.

● They were used as tool to engage and

befriend potential accuitances.
● Its use was considered to be a perfect way
to show off the high social status in public
 03
-The Tea Impact-
The influence of Tea and “Tea parties” in social gatherings
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 Comparison
Aspects Reconstruction Era Gilded Age

Time period 1865-1877 1877-1900

Devastation from the Civil War, Rapid industrialization and

Post-war conditions
Southern Reconstruction economic growth

Rebuilding and integrating Southern Economic expansion, technological

Focus
states advancements, and urbanization

Emphasis on African American civil Expansion of civil rights issues,

Civil rights
rights including labor and women's rights
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Ratification
Amendment Description
Date

Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude in the United December 6,

13th Amendment
States, except as punishment for a crime 1865

Granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the

14th Amendment United States, including former slaves, and guaranteed equal July 9, 1868
protection under the law

Prohibited the denial of voting rights based on race, color, or

February 3,
15th Amendment previous condition of servitude. It aimed to protect the voting
1870
rights of African American men
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2 The Panic of 1873 led to a severe economic depression in the United States … …

3 The Reconstruction Era followed the American Civil War … …

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Which period immediately followed the Reconstruction Era?

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2 The 13th Amendment … slavery

3 The Gilded Age was characterized by political … and social inequality

4 Plessy v. Ferguson upheld racial segregation under the … doctrine

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