Plzzz mark it as brainliest answer plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...... In today's society there has been a complete breakdown in politeness, manners, courtesy, and etiquette. What is the difference between all of these words? Here are some definitions to help.
Customs – a practice followed by a people of a particular group or region.
Manners- The prevailing customs and social conduct of a specific society, period, or group.
Etiquette – the rules governing the correct or acceptable behaviour of a society.
Courtesy – the showing of politeness in one's attitude and behaviour toward others.
Politeness – showing consideration for others. Refined, elegant.
Courtesy is polite behaviour. Etiquette is appropriate or expected practice (often a traditional manner of doing something). Both are important parts in showing appreciation toward other people and presenting yourself to the world. Together, we refer to them as good manners.
The goal of good manners is to let other people know they are significant; they are important enough to elicit good manners and deserve respect. Neglecting good manners can make you seem arrogant and insult people around you.
Manners, courtesy, and etiquette are something, which need to be taught from childhood on up. There is no age too young to start. If manners and courtesy are not taught then, it is almost impossible to learn them later on without a great deal of effort. It is also true that the attitude this young man manifested about people with manners seems to be the attitude that you find among people who do not have manners. They think that if you do have manners, you are acting superior. They do not understand it is a sign of respect. But then that too is a major problem with our society. People do not respect each other anymore. Therefore they do not feel that they need to show courtesy to others or make them feel comfortable. They do not care how others feel.
It is time to take back our society. There is an eccentric little movement afoot that is trying in their own way to do this. It is called the steam-punk movement. It consists of young people of the up and coming generation who feel the lack of these things, yet like their technology. They like to dress in a Victorian manner, and some are trying to emulate manners of the day, although with no guidance it is hard for them, and they like their technology to have H.G. Wells or Jules Verne flair. We need to encourage these young people, and all others, to embrace the old polite ways of yesteryear. If we all were to practice manners and courtesy, we might find a great deal less violence in our society. It takes one person at a time influencing others. I hope that I am influencing those reading this blog to join me in my effort to recapture a lost art - that of courtesy, manners, etiquette, and politeness.