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Victorian society prostitution

Accepted Answer

•Victorian morality held that it was a terrible evil for all of society•Prostitution was predominantly a working-class occupation - esp as the rise of 'The Angel in the House' middle-class image made obtaining work increasingly difficult for women •Dominant perception among upper classes is that women decided to become prostitutes because of an innate lustfulness and sinful nature

Front	Victorian society prostitution
Back	•Victorian morality held that it was a terrible evil for all of society •Prostitution was predominantly a working-class occupation - esp as the rise of 'The Angel in the House' middle-class image made obtaining work increasingly difficult for women •Dominant perception among upper classes is that women decided to become prostitutes because of an innate lustfulness and sinful nature

Society Victorian Prostitution Morality Held Terrible Evil Predominantly