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Tattoo And Body Art- Golden Age With Complete Solutions Latest Update
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- Tattoo History
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- University Of California - Santa Cruz
Tattoo And Body Art- Golden Age With Complete Solutions Latest Update
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Tattoo And Body Art- Golden AgeWith Complete Solutions Latest
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When was the Golden Age of tattoos? ANS✔✔
Why are sailors famous for being extremely superstitious? ANS✔✔ Because
of the uncertainties and dangers of the seafaring life
What is a totem? ANS✔✔ A sacred object or symbol that serves as an
emblem of a group of people, such as a family, clan, lineage, or tribe
Which area of the body was NOT favored for tattooing? ANS✔✔ The face
What were the two main varieties of girlie tattoos? ANS✔✔ The nude and
the pin-up
How did the U.S. government unwittingly boost the popularity of pin-up
tattoos? ANS✔✔ By declaring war on nude tattoos
Who was Betty Boop? ANS✔✔ The world's first female cartoon superstar
What element was most often added to simple heart tattoos? ANS✔✔ The
word Mom or a sweetheart's name
, What does a rose with no thorns symbolize? ANS✔✔ Love at first sight
What motto often accompanies dice, coins, playing cards, and a heart with a
question mark in American Traditional tattoos? ANS✔✔ Love is a Gamble
Some seamen and servicemen, on leaving the forces, added to their existing
tattoos in order to seek work as: ANS✔✔ Sideshow attractions
Why did professional tattooists working in the busy East Coast tattooing hub of
Norfolk, Virginia leave town in 1950? ANS✔✔ That's when the local
authorities banned tattooing.
Who was Captain Elvy? ANS✔✔ Sailor George's most famous human canvas
Who was Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins? ANS✔✔ The first Western tattooist
to study directly from renowned Japanese tattoo masters
American Traditional style tattoos evolved from motifs and styles that were
popular among American ____________ in the 19th century. ANS✔✔
Sailors and military men
Which of the following was NOT a reason for the mainstream rejection of
tattoos in the U.S. after World War II? ANS✔✔ Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's
tattoos were made public.
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