Perhaps the biggest change was the introduction of chimneys, which were invented during the middle ages, but did not become a standard feature until later. During the middle ages, people with dirt floors built fires on the floors, and people with stone or wood used braziers. The smoke went through a hole in the roof or just under the peaks of the roof.
Another change was the common use of glass, though poor people in the eighteenth century might have used oiled paper instead.
And another was the common use of wooden doors and shutters in the poor houses of the eighteenth century, where people of the middle ages did not necessarily have wooden doors.
simple homes
In the eighteenth century, a sign of wealth and gentility in the American colonies was the ownership of large plantations and the ability to employ enslaved labor. Wealthy individuals often showcased their status through elaborate homes, fine furnishings, and expensive clothing. Additionally, participation in social activities, such as hosting grand parties and engaging in cultural pursuits like education and the arts, further indicated one's social standing. Overall, material possessions and social influence were key markers of gentility during this period.
Show off family wealth
I'm pretty sure that peasants and serfs may sell there homes and other belongings to become free men.
Salons
The clothing industry in the United States began to develop in the eighteenth century, but most clothing was still being made in homes until the Civil War.
simple homes
There were no schools on the site of the goldrushes. The goldfields held men only, either single, or men who had left their families behind (either in Australia or overseas), who planned to "make their fortune" and then return to their homes.
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In the eighteenth century, a sign of wealth and gentility in the American colonies was the ownership of large plantations and the ability to employ enslaved labor. Wealthy individuals often showcased their status through elaborate homes, fine furnishings, and expensive clothing. Additionally, participation in social activities, such as hosting grand parties and engaging in cultural pursuits like education and the arts, further indicated one's social standing. Overall, material possessions and social influence were key markers of gentility during this period.
it depended on your rank in society
king and ueen
Most American homes had televisions at the end of the twentieth century. They did not have televisions in homes before 1945. Telephones also became more popular around the same time.
The way they are today!
Electricity began to be installed in domestic homes in Tyne and Wear in the late 19th century. By the early 20th century, most homes in the region had access to electricity for lighting and other electrical appliances.
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