Chapter 1 - History of Barbering

Many primitive cultures elevated tribal barbers to important positions; one such position was a ____________.

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

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

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

The National Association of State Board of Barber Examiners was created in __________ to standardize barber exams.

What historical period was the heyday for American barbershops, with frequent male visits?

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

One noteworthy improvement to barbering over the past century includes____________.

According to one interpretation, the barber pole's red, white, and blue mean __________, __________, and ___________.

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

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

Young men in the 1960s found barbershop culture less appealing due to its association with _________.

Due to European dependence on barber-surgeons, __________ settlers brought them along.

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

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

Henry VIII's 1540 Act recombined London's barbers and surgeons by chartering the ___________.

The barber code of ethics adopted by the AMBBA was to promote ___________.

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

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

What does the acronym NABBA stand for?