Chapter 1 The History Of Barbering

In the late ___, members of employee organizations were called journeymen barbers.

The philosopher ___ believed the hair was the source of the brains inspiration

Barbering has received a strong boost in importance in recent years from the flourishing of ____.

The Latin word ___ means beard.

In almost every early culture, hairstyles indicated ____.

High-ranking Egyptians shaved there heads ___.

By the end of the nineteenth century,barbering ___.

The barber code of ethics ___.

Popular men hairstyles were flat top, butch cut, crew cut, and Princeton cut during which time period?

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

Among most early cultures, the beard was a sign of ___.

In ___, Minnesota passed the first barber-licensing laws.

The colors of the barber pole are derived from ___.

The first barbering school was opened by ___.

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

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

Intricate braiding patterns among the Masai warriors denote____.

Ticinius Mena of ____ is credited with having brought shaving and barbering services to Rome in earnest.

In Ancient Rome, a woman’s ____ was a sign of her class

Meryma’at was a famous Egyptian barber who practiced his skills ___ years ago.

The ___ was mostly worn by clergymen of the Middle Ages .

For centuries, only ___ performed dentistry.

The national education council was established in __ to upgrade and standardize barber training.