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23 Cards in this Set
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Barbering and Hairstyling is one of the ________ __________ in the world. |
oldest professions |
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Barbering and Hairstyling developed from__________ and _________ beginnings into a recognized profession. |
culture tribal |
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From what Latin word is barber derived? |
Barba meaning beard |
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What does the Latin derived word tonsorial mean? |
the cutting, clipping, or trimming of the hair with shears or razors |
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From what Latin word is the word tonsure derived and what does it mean? |
tondere, meaning "to shear" |
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What is a tonsure? |
a shaved patch on the crown of the head |
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Egyptians coloring agent |
henna |
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brought shaving and barbering services in Rome in 296 BC |
Ticinius Mena |
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wore three braided sections and queues |
Masai warriors |
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credited with cultivating beauty extravagantly |
Egyptians |
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barbers rose in prominence during this time |
Golden age of Greece |
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decreed that his soldiers were to be cleaned shaven |
Alexander the Great |
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hid his facial scars behind a beard |
Emperor Hadrian |
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what early styles usually indicated |
social status |
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the mark of dignity and manhood for Chinese men |
queue |
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what the color of a Roman woman' hair indicated |
class or rank |
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the circular tonsure decreed by the pope for clergy |
St. Peter |
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abolished the practice of the tonsure in 1972 |
Roman Catholic Church |
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wore gray wigs |
British barristers |
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indicated political and religious affliliations in England |
hairstyles |
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believed hair to be the source of the brain's inspiration |
Pythagoras |
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encouraged shaving by imposing a tax on beards |
Peter the Great |
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the Egyptians created a statue in his honor |
Meryma'at |
