Chapter 2

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The word barber is derived from the latin word barba meaning

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beard

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The first culture to cultivate beauty in an extravagant fashion was the

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Egyptian

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The barber Meryma'at is a historical figure of

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Egypt

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The use of braiding frequently denoted status within the tribes of

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Africa

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In 500 BC, barbering and hairstyling became highly developed arts im

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Greece

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The man credited with the introduction of shaving and barbering services to Rome in 296 BC is

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Ticinius Mena

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In almost every early culture, an individuals hairstyle indicated his or her

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status

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In ancient Rome, a women's hair color indicated her

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rank

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Throughout history, hair and beard trends were initiated by the

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rulers of the country

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In early times, the beard was considered by almost all nations to be a sign of

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wisdom

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During the Middle Ages, barbers practiced shaving, haircutting, and

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Medicine

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Barber-surgeons participated in the practice of

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bloodletting, teeth pulling and surgery

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The Latin word tondere means to

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shear

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A shaved patch on the crown of the head is known as a

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tonsure

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The symbol of the barber-surgeons evolved from the technical procedure of

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blood-letting

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The symbol of the barber-surgeons evolved from the technical procedure of

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blood-letting

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The symbol of the barber-surgeons and modern day barbers is the

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barber pole

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By the 19th century, barbering was completely separated from religion and medicine and began to emerge as an independent

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profession

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The members of employer organizations were

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master barbers

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In 1893, A. B. Moler established America's first

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barber school

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America's 1st barber school was located in

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Chicago

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The first state to pass a barber license law was

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Minnesota

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The purpose of the National Education Council was to establish the standardization of barber

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training

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In 1929, the Associated Master Barbers of America adopted a Barber Code of Ethics to promote

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professionalism

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State barber boards are primarily interested in maintaining high standards of

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competency

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One key function of state barber boards is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the

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public