GB-The History of Barbering

The 1960s barbershop culture became less attractive to younger generations of men because it was associated with ___.

Which of the following organizations developed standards for licensing and policing the barber industry?

Archaeological studies have shown that simple implements were made to cut hair using ___, ___, and ___.

The symbol of the barber pole is thought to have evolved from what technical procedure performed by the barber-surgeons?

Primitive cultures had belief systems that elevated tribal barbers to positions of importance; one position was a ___.

Which of the following historical figures encouraged shaving by imposing a tax on beards?

In 2010, what barbering fashion trend returned for young men?

In the 1990s, what became popular that drew men away from barbershops?

Europeans became dependent on barber-surgeon services, so ___ settlers brought barber-surgeons with them to America

In the early 1900s in New York City, what system outlined strict disinfection and cleaning practices?

In 1540, Henry VIII recombined barbers and surgeons of London with an Act of Parliament, granting a charter to the ___.

During the Middle Ages, a ___ was a distinguishing style worn by clergymen.

What does the acronym NABBA stand for?

The Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America (AMBBA) adopted the barber code of ethics to promote ___.

Heyday for American barbershops, with men visiting neighborhood shops every 2 weeks to maintain a clean-cut appearance?

One interpretation of the red, white, and blue barber pole colors is that the colors represent ___, ___, and ___.

NABBA was made in ___ to solidify qualifications for barber exam applicants and the methods used in their evaluation.

What Latin word meaning "beard" is the origin of the word barber?

One noteworthy improvement to barbering over the past century includes ___.

What year did barber-surgeons begin practicing after they took over the role of physician and surgeon from the clergy?