Christmas Games and the Role of Children

The transcript discusses Victorian-era games like Blind Man's Buff and Snapdragon, highlighting their dangerous nature and popularity among children. It also explores the shift in Christmas traditions during the 19th century, where the holiday became more family-oriented, focusing on children with gifts and stockings, influenced by the legend of Saint Nicholas.

Which game involved players trying to grab flaming raisins without getting burned?

• Blind Man's Buff

• Snapdragon

• Hide and Seek

• Musical Chairs

What was a significant change in the perception of children during the Victorian era?

• Children were ignored during festivals

• Children were considered as adults

• Children were viewed as innocent and in need of care

• Children were seen as small workers

What shift occurred in Christmas celebrations during the Victorian era?

• It became a festival only for adults

• It became more centered around family and home

• It was celebrated only in churches

• It was banned in many regions

What new Christmas tradition was introduced during the Victorian era?

• Christmas trees

• Stockings

• Gift wrapping

• Caroling

Which legend is associated with the introduction of Christmas stockings?

• The legend of the Yule Log

• The legend of the Christmas Elf

• The legend of Saint Nicholas

• The legend of Santa Claus