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English Project on Ancient Egypt Layana: Makeup; Ancient egyptians wore makeup. They regarded beauty as a sign of holiness. Both men and women in Egypt wore makeup, and even the statues of God wore makeup. Cleanliness and appearance of people, were highly regarded. Architects would even find tiny clay pallets in some tombs, and yes beauty was really important to the Ancient Egyptians, but makeup was a different story. Some of their makeup would be a sign of helping them with the elements, for example:

technological developments, new tools for nail care began to emerge in Europe. In 1830 a foot doctor named Sitts invented a wooden manicure tool. Before that metal rod, acid, scissors etc. were used for manicure. Almond shaped nails or slightly pointed nail styles were popular at that time. In 1890’s these trends reached United States. Soon many salons started to offer nail care services to women. But mostly nail care was a personal thing; women usually took care of their nails by themselves. History of nail

A variety of art is influenced by other art. The style of a certain type of art could influence the next big type of art. This is true for Victorian art, as well. Victorian art focused more on the details, and that the point of art was to reflect what was going on in the world and not to “sugar coat” it, which gave their art a much more natural feel than other art types at the time. Another influential art style at the time, the Pre-Raphaelite style, focused more on being contemporary and rejecting

ages brought many great people and things to the table like the Magna Carta, Joan of Arc, and the Kokin Wakashu Anthology. I believe that these three things are what made the middle ages substantial in history. The Magna Carta was a royal charter created by the nobles, so that they could protect their rights against King John. The magna Carta was written in the name of god included an article where the English church is demanded to be free from the king. The Magna Carta limited King John’s rule because

When reading about the Old World and the New World kingdoms and empires in Flannery and Marcus’ text, Creation of Inequality, there is a clear connection between those who hold positions of power and their deep role within the civilizations’ ideology. From an analysis of four societies, Zapotec, Late Uruk, Inca, and Egyptian, power and ideology are seemingly inseparable from one another. When a ruler claims divinity they tether themselves to the ideology of the state and this produces the main similarity

fresh ballets in Vienna for the empress, did such an exceptional job that he was then given the task of training and being ballet master of the future queen of France, Marie Antoinette. Ballet was also cut from political ties as well, no longer having royal support some theaters resulted in closure. In Milan, however, ballet was not yet a political ambition, but the cultural identity. The seating itself represented the social hierarchies, having the most coveted boxes occupied by nobility. As a constant

geographical location. The artist John Baptiste Oudry was a well known Rococo painter, tapestry designer as well as illustrator. Most of his praised work was centered around hunted game or animals in well forested landscapes. He attended the French Royal academy and towards the later end of his life was made head of the Beauvais tapestry. The painting which is a trompe-l 'œil, which literally translates to “fools the eye” was made during a time of economic and cultural prosperity in France and most

Given that a woman’s face was her ultimate beauty, seen mostly by other women or her family, and as such, both hair and face were subjects of criticism and complement in many of the works of literature written at the time. "'Ugh!‘ said one of the maids. ‘Those eyebrows of hers! Like hairy caterpillars, aren't they? And her teeth! They look just like peeled caterpillars‘" (Morris, 1994, pg. 205). “The hair of the Heian beauty was straight, glossy, and immensely long. It was parted in the middle and

Earls of Warwick, Oxford and Stafford as well as a number of knights and each of the three earls was placed in charge of a battalion and, rather than fighting any French they instead sacked the town of Languedoc. The next was 1359-60 where far more nobles, the Earls of Northampton, Warwick, Oxford, Suffolk and the Duke of Lancaster although all bar the Earl of Suffolk were dead by 1361. The amount of higher aristocracy The Battle of Agincourt had the Dukes of Gloucester and York present who were

However, it resulted in a remarkable cultural revolution that has determined several cultures around the world. The revolutionary movement found as a reaction to several social injustices practiced by the then regime of the nobility. For example, the nobles used women as maid’s and for sexual purposes. The revolutionary period marked the antifeminist movements’ commencement that led to the creation of privacy laws for women. Further, several religious changes gave the Protestants and the Jews faiths