Some sumptuary laws were passed to protect home production against imports. For example in 16th century England all persons over six years lucre were compelled to wear woollen caps made in England.
Some sumptuary laws were passed to protect home production against imports. For
example in 16th century England all persons over six years lucre were compelled to wear woollen caps made in England.
What was one of the effects of end of Sumptuary laws?
All different classes developed their own culture of dress. The notion of what was beautiful or ugly, proper or improper, decent or vulgar, differed.
All different classes developed their own culture of dress. The notion of what was beautiful or ugly, proper or improper, decent or vulgar, differed.
See lessWhy all sumptuary laws were not meant to emphasise social hierarchy? Give one reason.
Some sumptuary laws were passed to protect home production against imports. For example in 16th century England all persons over six years lucre were compelled to wear woollen caps made in England.
Some sumptuary laws were passed to protect home production against imports. For
See lessexample in 16th century England all persons over six years lucre were compelled to wear woollen caps made in England.
How were women groomed during the Victorian England?
Women were groomed from childhood to be docile and dutiful submissive obedient.
Women were groomed from childhood to be docile and dutiful submissive obedient.
See lessWhat was the importance of blue,white and red colours in France?
These colours blue, white and red - became popular as they were a sign of the patriotic citizen.
These colours blue, white and red – became popular as they were a sign of the
See lesspatriotic citizen.
Describe one of the regulations regarding clothing in force in the medieval France.
The items of clothing a person could purchase per year was regulated, not only by income but also by social rank.
The items of clothing a person could purchase per year was regulated, not only by income but also by social rank.
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