what kinds of NATIVE dress did iraqis wear?
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women wore burkha-men wore nomadic type dress with long tabbard like shirts and trousers
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Go to the below link for AR 670-1 (Army regulation for the wear and appearance of the uniform - it includes pictures)
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Aztec Dress \n\nAztec dress plays an important role in Aztec culture. One reason they wore clothing was for protection. The Aztec army wore extensive forms of armor to protect them in times of war. They also clothed themselves because of modesty; this was the main reason for dress of the commoner. Dress also helped one to recognize social status and rank. For example, nobles dressed differently from serfs, commoners, and slaves. Aztecs also adorned themselves in special ways to conduct ceremonies such as sacrifices. Dress is an important area in many facets of Aztec culture and played a vital role in determining class, government rank, and religion.\nDress is a common way to distinguish between Aztec social classes. Within Aztec society there are four social classes: nobles, commoners, serfs, and slaves. Figure 1 shows the dress of many of the four classes in a crowded market. Nobles were the highest in rank and could easily be recognized by the manner that they dressed. To achieve noble status one could become a religious leader or inherit the status. A common material used in noble clothing was cotton. The dress included symbols of their high rank. For example, the more one's clothing was decorated the higher rank they were perceived to have. Gold was an important adornment to a noble's dress. Another accessory to noble dress was feathers on the head and on their robes. Bright colors were also a sign the individual was of high rank. The function of noble dress was adornment and modesty. They often dressed to draw attention to themselves. The noble dress also communicated the status they had obtained. Another function of noble dress was to show that they were involved in government and many times showed their role as religious leaders.\n\nCommoners and serfs dressed much alike. They dressed with much less accessories and the colors used were less bright. For men of these ranks a loincloth was often all that was worn, while women often wore a simple cotton dress. The major reason for dress for these ordinary people was modesty. They also dressed for convenience and utility on the job. For example, they dressed differently for agricultural work and hunting.\n\nSlaves often wore very little clothing. Slaves did wear jewels in holes in their face and had feathered mantles that were admired for their workmanship. A skirt of feathers completed their attire. Slave clothing didn't have much purpose. The main purpose was modesty and for general work functions. Figure 2 shows the feathered mantle of a slave.\n\nThe Aztec army dressed much differently than the rest of the culture. The main reason for this was for protection in times of war. The dress of higher warriors was very elaborate. Their bodies were covered with a close vest of quilted cotton. Although impenetrable the garment was very light. The wealthier chiefs often wore a thin layer of gold or silver instead of the vests. Covering this inner layer was a coat of extravagant feathers. Helmets were often made of wood and fashioned to look like the heads of animals. They also carried shields to fend off arrows and spears. The shields were made of woven reeds with feathers lining the outside. On the cover of some shields there were figures of some animals that represented different strengths that the Aztecs believed they received from these animals. Figure 3 shows a typical Aztec shield. Often the warriors waved a panache of feathers dusted with stones and precious metals. They often wore collars, bracelets and earrings of the same materials. Commoners wore body paint, which was the color of the banner of the chief who they followed. They wore very little clothing other than a simple girdle around the loins. Warriors could earn the right to wear costumes of animals for the amount of prisoners they capture. Figure 4 shows a warrior costume. As one can see, the main function of army dress was for protection. The dress allowed for proper protection against the weapons of
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White with black stipes, skin and hair. Try looking it up on wikipedia.com
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check this link\nhttp://www.costumegallery.com/\n\nhttp://www.shootingstarhistory.com/earlyvictorian.html\n\nhttp://www.fashion-era.com/1923-1955_photos.htm\nhttp://www.tqnyc.org/NYC051889/\nhttp://images.google.co.uk/images?q=1853+fashion&svnum=10&hl=en&lr=
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They go where ever they want for R&R. Army now wears ACU. No dress uniform in Iraq or Afghanistan required. Some people get to go to Qutar.
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Clothing.\nOrthodox Jewish men generally wear a head-covering - usually a small skullcap, called a kipa in Hebrew or a yarmulka in yiddish.\nThey also wear a four cornered garment under their shirt that has ritual fringes tied to each corner of this under-shirt like piece of clothing.\nWhen praying in the morning, men often wear a Tallit, a prayer shawl with the same fringes.  In some communities only married men wear a tallit, while on others all men past bar mitzvah age wear (13) one.\nIn Reform and Conservative Jewish communities women also sometimes wear a tallit and/or a kipa when praying.
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Funeral are religious events.  If you google: "funeral customs  muslim"  you will come up with customs in arab countries.  http://www.iraq-outlook.com/Iraq-Aqua-Parks/iraqi-funeral-customs-muslim-arab-middle-east.html\n\nTo find others, change the faith name, eg. buddist, hindu, etc.
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vowels tend to have a shortened sound when followed by a consonent and a long sound when followed by another vowel.\nHaditha would be pronounced Ha dith a .\njust as Iraqi is pronounced IR ah kee or IR ahk for iraq.\nyou don't say I rak ee do you?
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In 1861, the official uniform for the United States was the blue wool uniform. However when war broke out both sides used it. The North because it was the official uniform and the South because it did not have an offical uniform as of yet. After the Battle of Bull Run most Southern units were issued gray uniforms, but due to the quality of the dyes these uniforms were sometimes butternut and off-blue in coloration. In the Union the standard uniform remained the blue uniform, while some units opted for the zouave uniform, which originated in North Africa. However at some engagements the South still wore blue to confuse the North.
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SURE ... i'm iraqi\nwe have mountains in the north and in iraqi its called (jibal)
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Since nearly all clothing has been destroyed over the past two thousand years - it is hard to say what the Olmecs wore. Researchers found however, that the men wore loincloths or a skirt and some sort of cloak while the women wore skirts and bodices. The women (which is still not uncommon for today’s Indian society) often went with their breasts bared. Considering that certain terrain was rocky, sandals were most likely worn. People also wore bracelets, necklaces, and other decorative paraphernalia along with piercings in their nasal septum. Of course, there were also headdresses and turbans also worn by the appropriate officials
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they wore gold bangles very much simillar to the ones we wear today. there's this brand that makes viking jewellery but i can't remember what it's called. sorry
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Upto early 20th century the dress of the traditional German Executioners or "henkers" were tail-coat and top hat, with white gloves\nin their hand. You can see an image of an 20th century German\nexecutioner in google image--keyword(das beil von wandsbek).\nwe know the mediaval dress was some kinda hood and gown.\nWhat was the traditional dress of Swedish,Danish and Norwegian\nexecutioners in the late 19th and early 20th century?  I am guessing.\nThey used judicial beheading in France till 1977. I think the Westerners  were much more interested in this gross kind of method.\nIn the history of the world the CHRISTIANS were the most fanatic and blood thirsty race.They killed(or are directly responsible) more human beings in last 100 years than others killed in last 1000 years. Think about the inquisition,witch hunting,drawing and quartering of people,massacres of catholics,huegnots,jews. Even the crusaders ate human flesh during their capture of Jerusalem. If their act is Christian then yes\nthose people who are beheading today(with the reason that their\nland have been occupied) are more justifiably doing the right thing.\nTIT FOR TAT.
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depends on which country.\n\nIn places like Singapore & Malaysia, Muslim ladies wears swimsuit usually 1 piece sometime bikinis.\n\nIn places like Yemen in Middle East, they wear their traditional dress complete with head scarf and gloves when at public beaches.
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muslim\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40274000/jpg/_40274795_shabinalong_203.jpg\nsikh\nhttp://www.info4india.com/Indian-Fashion/images/indian%20fashion/new7.jpg\nhindu\nhttp://www.homeindia.com/catalogue/apparel/silkcrepe/\nbuddist\nhttp://www.thethaifamily.com/son/vietnam2/vietnam47.jpg
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Cheyenne women wore long deerskin dresses, and men wore breechcloths with leather leggings. Later, Cheyenne men adopted the Plains war shirt worn by other Indians of this region. A Cheyenne lady's dress or warrior's shirt was fringed and often decorated with porcupine quills, shells, and elk teeth. Cheyenne men wore moccasins and women wore high fringed boots. Later, Cheyenne people adapted European costume such as cloth dresses and vests, which they decorated with quillwork and fancy beading.