How Did the Victorians Celebrate Christmas?

The video explores how the Victorians transformed Christmas into the holiday we know today. They introduced the Christmas tree, Santa Claus, and gift-giving traditions. The focus shifted from adult revelry to family-oriented celebrations, emphasizing children's games and charitable acts, inspired by works like 'A Christmas Carol'. Modern Christmas customs, such as festive meals and crackers, are rooted in Victorian innovations.

What were some of the key elements that the Victorians popularized during Christmas?

What types of food did the Victorians create for Christmas celebrations?

How did the focus of Christmas celebrations shift during the Victorian era?

What is the significance of 'A Christmas Carol' in the context of Victorian Christmas?

In what ways did the Victorians contribute to charitable thinking during Christmas?