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What robe color did imperial China reserve for its emperors?
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Who taxed beards to make Russians look more Western?
Answer: Peter the Great
Why: Men who paid the tax carried a copper or silver beard token stamped with the Russian eagle as proof.
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Which revolt led Britain to ban Highland dress in 1746?
Answer: Jacobite Rising
Why: Soldiers in the King's forces were exempt, so Highland regiments kept wearing the kilt during the ban.
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Which drug was William Perkin trying to make when he found mauve?
Answer: Quinine
Why: Coal tar, a leftover from producing coal gas, supplied the chemicals Perkin turned into mauve.
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Whose 1840 wedding made white wedding dresses popular?
Answer: Queen Victoria
Why: Royal brides had worn white before, such as Sophie of Württemberg in 1839, but Victoria's wedding made the fashion widespread.
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What was the fedora hat named after?
Answer: A play
Why: Sarah Bernhardt wore a soft, center-creased hat as Princess Fédora, and it began as a fashion for women.
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When did Paris formally scrap its 1800 rule against women in trousers?
Answer: 2013
Why: Amendments in 1892 and 1909 let women wear trousers if they were holding a bicycle handlebar or a horse's reins.