Chapter 1 test review History of Barbering

Intricate braiding patterns among the Masai warriors denote ___.

Ambroise Paré was a barber-surgeon who was considered the greatest surgeon of the ___.

in almost every early culture, hairstyles indicated __.

by the end of the nineteenth century, barbering __.

in the late __ members of employee organizations were called journeymen barbers.

the philosopher __ believed the hair was the source of the brain's inspiration.

sometime between 800 and 700 BC, Greek barbers from Sicily introduced ___ to Rome.

the colors of the barber pole are derived from __.

among most early cultures, the beard was a sign of __.

the Barber Code of Ethics __.

popular men hairstyles were flat tops, butch cut, crew cut, and princeton cut during which time period?

the first barbering school was opened by __.

barbering has recieved a strong boost in importance in recent years from flourishing of ___.

Ticinius Mena of __ credited with having brought shaving and barbering services to Rome in earnest

there was a reemergence of beards on young men during which time period?

meryma'at was a famous Egptian barber who practiced his skills __ years ago.

the Latin word __ means beard

for centuries, only __ preformed dentistry.

the National Educational Council was established in __ to upgrade and standardize barber training.

the __ was mostly worn by clergymen of the Middle Ages.

in __, Minnesota passed the first barber-licensing laws.

high-ranking Egptians shaved their heads__.

in ancient Rome, a woman's __ was a sign of her class.