During the French Revolution, Catholicism was the official religion of the French state. On those times, the clergy wore long white robes.
Everyone that opposed the cause of the revolution, was executed. Everyone that still wanted their monarchs to reign the country, was executed. Everyone that refused to wear the tricolor sashes and rosettes were executed. In short: everyone who dared to think differently than the revolutionists and the assemblee nationale was executed. There was only room for one religion: the revolutionary one.
The reason he wrote the Canterbury Tales is to show the difference between each classes such as the clergy class. He thought the clergy class was fake and not as they seemed. An example is the nun who wore a green cloak when the usually wear a black and white coat.
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They wore longe narrow silhouettes shirt tights ect....
They wear jumpers
The French wore blue.
People wear a vest, visor and a veil. Vestments are worn by clergy during a ceremony.
Only the wealthy ones. The common citizens (the poor ones) used flour to whiten their hair as was the custom back then.
· veil · vest · vestment (worn by clergy during a ceremony) · v-neck sweater · visor
becus that was the french rotil coler =)-|-<|:
Yes they wore red uniforms
Whatever they could find, generally. However, the true mark of the lower classes was that their men wore trousers rather than knee-breeches. Since the latter were called CULOTTES, the underclass were SANS-CULOTTES
yes
They wore a wild array of finery that would never be acceptable on a modern battlefield equipped with competent snipers. They would have been choice targets and by day's end the Army would be without any leadership.
Why would women in the 21st century want to wear fake fingernails? It's more or less the same reason.
You must pass an eye test without your glasses to be allowed to join, but you can wear them during service.
Just after the French Revolution, the King Louis XVI had to accept to wear la cocarde, which is a circle ribbon composed of three colors, blue, white, and red. At this time, the blue and red colors represented the city of Paris, which was the center of the Revolution. The white color represented the Kings of France, such as the lily flower. The message of the flag was so : The King is now between the hands of Paris (until the Revolution, the King lived in Versailles).