Indentured servants in 1770 dressed differently according to where they were to be working. Slaves who worked in the homes, dressed in finer clothing than those that worked in the field. The men in the field wore breeches (pants) and cotton shirts, while the women who worked in the field wore dresses and head wraps.
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The men wear Turbines and the women wear a thing called chuies to show respect to their god
Jewelry
The Atlantic Revolutions were a revolutionary wave in the late eighteenth century and early nineteenth century. It was associated with the Atlantic World during the era 1770s to the 1820s.
they were awesome!!! Let's be more specific please. Does somebody else know anything about women's society roles in the 1920's?
when women have their periods, women wear whisper to stop the blood from staining their clothes.
No women do not wear cologne it's called perfume
Women's Wear Daily was created in 1910.
Pentecostal women normally do not wear a vail.
the women in Mumbai wear saris and Punjabi dresses
in the 1770s
Yes, both do. Men mostly wear dreadlocks, but women wear them, too.
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In the 1760s and 1770s, women's political involvement was unusual because societal norms largely confined women to domestic roles and excluded them from formal political participation. However, as tensions rose leading up to the American Revolution, women began to engage in political activities, such as boycotting British goods and participating in protests. This marked a significant shift, as women used their influence in the household and community to advocate for independence and challenge traditional gender roles. Their involvement laid the groundwork for future movements advocating for women's rights.
There were no European settlers in Australia in the 1770s. The people in Australia were the Australian Aborigines. In the past, Aborigines wore very little or nothing at all, even in cold regions such as Tasmania. In colder areas, they might wear kangaroo or possum skins, but mostly they covered themselves with ochre and animal fat. The Aborigines did wear various kinds of personal ornaments such as arm and head bands, necklaces, and bracelets. These were usually made from shells, bones, animal teeth and claws, or bits of feather and fur.
almost 30 percent of women do not wear under-ware
Not traditionally. However, women in pipe bands are required to wear a kilt.