Victoria 2 Accepted Culture

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Yes you can remove an accepted culture you have to go to your victoria 2 files, go to history file, then country file, select country you want to edit and near the top will be the primary/accepted cultures. Just delete the culture line that you dont want Though I think he wants to know if it is possible to do it in-game. Accepted in your home culture. Dating is common among teenagers, as is showing affection in public. However, attitudes towards such behaviour can be individual and can depend on a person’s cultural or religious background. Social Settings If you have been invited for dinner, it is common to bring something for.

1840s Women1840s fashion is characterised by low and sloping shoulders, a low pointed waist, and bell-shaped skirts that grew increasingly voluminous throughout the decade. Evening dresses were often off the shoulder. Hair was parted in the centre with ringlets at the side of the head, or styled with loops around the ears and pulled into a bun at the back of the head. Paisley or crochet shawls were fashionable accessories, as were linen caps with lace frills for indoor wear, and large bonnets for outdoors. Capes with large collars were fashionable.

Victoria 2 Gain Accepted Culture

Victoria 2 accepted culture event

Victoria 2 Accepted Culture Event

MenVery fashionable men sported low, tightly cinched waists, with rounded chests and flared frock-coats that gave them a rather hour-glass figure inspired by Prince Albert. They also wore tight trousers and waistcoats, with high upstanding collars and neckties tied around them. Hair was worn quite long, but swept to the sides. Moustaches and side-burns were popular.1850s WomenIn the 1850s, women's skirts were domed and bell-shaped, supported by crinoline petticoats.They often featured deep flounces or tiers.Long bloomers and pantaloons trimmed with lace were popular.Tiered cape-jackets were fashionable, as were paisley patterned shawls.Deep bonnets were worn and hair was swept into buns or side coils from a centre parting.