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Near the Christmas tree or fire place. Remember that in the 1800 there was not any where near the concentration on presents as there is today. Christmas was a religious festival rather then an exercise in marketing. In the Netherlands for instance Saint Nicolas (not Santa clause) came on the fifth of December for the children and left Christmas alone as a religious time and a time for friends and family to get together
What else can I help you with?
Did people use leather buckets to put out fires in the 1800s?
No, they used water.
What do people put in their Christmas tree?
lights, ornaments, presents, partridges.
Where are the presents put in France?
Traditionally the presents are put in their shoes
Does Santa give you presents in your stocking or do you have to put the presents in?
You put presents in the stockings and "Santa" puts them under the tree.
Why is it that people put presents under the tree is it Santa related?
Cause its better to put them under the tree, than in the chimney
Where do the three wise men put the Christmas presents?
they put the presents next to the manger.
Why do people put presents under a Christmas tree?
People put presents under the Christmas tree to celebrate the festivity of Christmas. All of the children think Santa has come to their house and have given them presents. Of course, the tree seems like the most obvious to put presents.
Do people wrap presents in Christmas Eve or Christmas Day?
Christmas Eve, if not before that and all the little children go to sleep and people put presents under their Christmas tree and when they wake up they get gifts.
Did people have plains in the 1800s?
they did not have plains back then in the 1800s
Do people get Christmas presents?
There are people who are in poverty and cannot get presents and they NEED presents. Americans, even though they do not NEED presents, get tons.
What was life like in the early 1800s?
To put it plainly it was OK. It was black and white and many old people that had the plague died...
Why do you put up Christmas tree?
To put our presents under it!
