Which statements are true of the Victorian time period? Check all that apply.

It was a time of great prosperity.

It encouraged freedom of expression.

There was great equality among the classes.

It stressed the importance of manners.

It included established social rules and codes.

It emphasized the importance of appearances.

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Darrell Hatfield

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4 September, 19:15

Which statements are true of the Victorian time period? Check all that apply.

It was a time of great prosperity.

It encouraged freedom of expression.

There was great equality among the classes.

It stressed the importance of manners.

It included established social rules and codes.

It emphasized the importance of appearances.

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Kaelyn Patton · Answer 1

A, C, D, E

There were many aspects of the Victorian era that are present in this list. First of all, under Queen Victoria and combined with the increase in industrialism, the average income grew by half. People were experiencing peace and prosperity.

This only made worse though, the differences in class--and those of lower social standing were not treated as equal members of society.

Manners, social codes, and rules about behavior and appearances were very, very strict. People had to follow specific ways to act around other people--men with other men and with women, and women with men and other women. There were very many things considered 'rude' or 'out of form' in social situations.