Ancient Barbering
This culture was the first to cultivate beauty in an extravagant fashion.
The Egyptians
In almost every early culture, an individual's hairstyle indicated this.
status
During the Middle Ages, barbers performed shaving, haircutting, and this medical practice.
medicine
A.B. Moler established America's first barber _____ in 1893.
school
This state became the first to pass a barber license law.
Minnesota
In 500 BC, barbering and hairstyling became highly developed arts in this country.
Greece
Throughout history, hair and beard trends were often initiated by these people.
The rulers of the country.
Barber-surgeons commonly practiced these three procedures.
bloodletting, teeth-pulling, and surgery
America's first barber school was located in this city.
Chicago
The Associated Master Barbers of America adopted a Code of Ethics in 1929 to promote this.
professionalism
Ticinius Mena introduced shaving and barbering services to this civilization in 296 BC.
Rome
The beard was commonly considered a sign of this virtue.
wisdom
The barber pole symbol originated from this medical procedure.
bloodletting
The National Education Council sought to standardize barber ______.
Training
State barber boards are primarily concerned with maintaining high standards of this.
competency
This historical barber, Meryma'at, came from this ancient civilization.
Egypt
African tribes frequently used this hairstyling technique to denote status.
braiding
This symbol represents both barber-surgeons and modern-day barbers.
The barber pole
Members of employer organizations in barbering were known as these.
the Master Barbers
One key function of state barber boards is protecting the health, safety, and welfare of these people.
The public
In ancient Rome, a woman's hair color often indicated this.
rank
A shaved patch on the crown of the head is known by this term.
tonsure
The Latin word "tondere" translates to this action.
shear
By the nineteenth century, barbering emerged as an independent ______.
profession
The word barber comes from the Latin word "barba," meaning this.
beard