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What was the culture of the 1800’s ?

What was the culture of the 1800’s ?. By: Dena, Arca , Matthew, and Randy. Clothing . Photo Credit: http://ps79q.wikispaces.com/Culture. Clothing Part 2…. Photo Credit: http://ps79q.wikispaces.com/Culture. What They Wore…. Captains and sergeants would wear sashes.

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What was the culture of the 1800’s ?

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  1. What was the culture of the 1800’s ? By: Dena, Arca, Matthew, and Randy

  2. Clothing Photo Credit: http://ps79q.wikispaces.com/Culture

  3. Clothing Part 2… Photo Credit: http://ps79q.wikispaces.com/Culture

  4. What They Wore… • Captains and sergeants would wear sashes. • They would put swords on their shoulder belts. • The wore waist belts which held hatchets, sheathed knives, and pouches. • Captains wore a metal crescent or gorget handed down from medieval knights, which was used to protect their throat.

  5. What Was Their Music Like ? • Music was soothing and peaceful. Photo Credit: http://www.earlyamerica.com/music/DeathOfWolfe.mid

  6. How Did They Buy Things ? • Adds were put up so people could see thimgs that are for sale Photo Credit: http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamericanimages/ads1.html

  7. What Were Their Jobs ? • Knitting was one of the jobs. • Some people were printers and would copy things for people. • Also some people were in the Navy. Photo Credit: http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamericanimages/scenes1.html

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