Kindly answer the question in an ethical means and try to be elaborate on your ideas.

A number of themed establishments try to represent different eras in history. While accurately representing history can be both educational and entertaining, different periods in history have had very different norms, mores, and construction and safety standards. In particular, many of the attitudes and policies toward women, minorities, and non-Christians in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries would be considered highly offensive today. To some extent, a themed establishment wants to remain "true" to its historical basis. For example, think of a historic area like Colonial Williamsburg that tries to represent and recreate life in the eighteenth century. To what extent should an establishment try to be historically accurate, versus artificially injecting modern construction and interpersonal standards into the experience especially in regard to the way the actors behave when providing their services?