Are you paying attention now ?? 🧐😠📚
Are you paying attention now ?? 🧐😠📚
2024-06-09 11:59:36 +0000 UTC View Post
taylorteacheshistory posts
What do you know about apartment/condo/tenement living? Apar..
What do you know about apartment/condo/tenement living? Apartment living has a long history, tracing back to ancient civilizations. Let’s review :
**Ancient Rome**: The first examples of apartment living can be found in ancient Rome, where multi-story buildings called *insulae* housed the urban population. These structures often had shops on the ground floor and apartments on the upper floors, accommodating a variety of social classes.
**Middle Ages and Renaissance**: After the fall of Rome, apartment-style living diminished but resurfaced in medieval Europe. Urban centers saw the construction of multi-family dwellings, although these were typically simpler and less structured than Roman insulae.
**18th and 19th Centuries**: The Industrial Revolution spurred urbanization, leading to a surge in apartment construction in European cities like Paris and London. This period saw the emergence of the modern apartment building, designed to house the growing working-class population.
**Early 20th Century**: In the early 1900s, apartment living became more prevalent in the United States, with cities like New York and Chicago constructing high-rise buildings to accommodate the influx of people. The invention of the elevator and advances in construction techniques facilitated the development of taller and more complex apartment structures.
**Post-World War II**: The post-war era saw a boom in suburban development, but urban centers continued to expand vertically. This period also saw the introduction of public housing projects aimed at providing affordable living spaces for low-income families.
**Late 20th and Early 21st Centuries**: The late 20th century saw a resurgence of interest in urban living, with many cities revitalizing their downtown areas. Luxury apartments and condominiums became more common, catering to a diverse demographic. Advances in building materials and architectural design also led to the construction of more aesthetically pleasing and sustainable apartment buildings.
Today, apartment living continues to evolve, influenced by changing social dynamics, economic factors, and environmental considerations. Urban planners and architects are increasingly focusing on creating livable, community-oriented spaces that cater to a wide range of needs and preferences.
@onlyfans @oftv https://of.tv/video/66606b00e1b7680001c3c2a..
@onlyfans @oftv
https://of.tv/video/66606b00e1b7680001c3c2aa
Roses are red, violets are blue, and I am too 😘💙
Roses are red, violets are blue, and I am too 😘💙
2024-06-03 19:41:06 +0000 UTC View PostLove filming history lessons for you ❤️ @onlyfans @oftv
Love filming history lessons for you ❤️
@onlyfans @oftv
Thanks for watching and supporting!! ❤️☕️📚 @onlyfans
Thanks for watching and supporting!! ❤️☕️📚
@onlyfans
@yrsaclicks “calls alligators ‘swamp puppies’, they're curio..
@yrsaclicks “calls alligators ‘swamp puppies’, they're curious but usually shy" 😂
@onlyfans
https://of.tv/video/66577faaf1c2c10001cc1c98
Love when @oftv features my episodes ❤️ @onlyfans https://o..
Love when @oftv features my episodes ❤️ @onlyfans
https://onlyfans.com/1073056528/oftv
In ancient Egypt, cats were revered and often associated wit..
In ancient Egypt, cats were revered and often associated with the goddess Bastet, the goddess of home, fertility, and protection. Killing a cat, even accidentally, was punishable by death.
2024-05-24 19:16:06 +0000 UTC View PostThis is a great follow up to my Jesco White episode- @oftv @..
This is a great follow up to my Jesco White episode- @oftv @onlyfans
https://of.tv/video/664e01af28866900019a99d1
https://of.tv/video/664d0c5429f97000018c35f4
https://of.tv/video/664d0c5429f97000018c35f4
No one dresses up anymore! 🥀 Let’s dissect this phenomenon w..
No one dresses up anymore! 🥀 Let’s dissect this phenomenon wayyyy more than necessary 😂:
The practice of "dressing up," which generally refers to wearing formal or elaborate clothing, has a long history rooted in social customs, status, and cultural norms.
### Early History
- **Ancient Civilizations**: In societies like ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, clothing indicated social status, profession, and wealth. Nobles and priests often wore distinctive garments.
- **Medieval Period**: In Europe, clothing was regulated by sumptuary laws, which restricted certain fabrics and colors to the nobility. Elaborate dress was a display of power and rank.
- **Renaissance and Baroque Eras**: Fashion became even more extravagant, with the nobility donning intricate, opulent clothing as a sign of status and sophistication.
### 18th and 19th Centuries
- **18th Century**: Court dress was elaborate and highly stylized, with aristocrats wearing luxurious fabrics and accessories.
- **19th Century**: The Industrial Revolution brought about mass production of clothing, making fashionable items more accessible. However, strict dress codes remained, especially in the upper classes and in formal settings.
### 20th Century
- **Early 1900s**: Dressing up was standard in public and social settings. Men wore suits and hats, while women wore dresses, gloves, and hats.
- **Mid-20th Century**: Post-WWII saw a relaxation in dress codes, with casual styles becoming more acceptable in certain contexts. The 1960s and 70s, in particular, were marked by a rebellion against formal dress codes.
- **Late 20th Century**: The rise of the tech industry and changing workplace cultures led to the popularity of business casual attire.
### Reasons for the Decline in Dressing Up
- **Cultural Shifts**: The cultural revolutions of the 1960s and 70s promoted individualism and comfort over tradition and formality.
- **Workplace Changes**: The tech industry, particularly in Silicon Valley, championed casual attire, influencing broader corporate culture.
- **Lifestyle Changes**: The pace of modern life, with a focus on convenience and comfort, made casual wear more practical.
- **Globalization and Diversity**: A more globalized world introduced various cultural norms around dress, diluting the dominance of Western formal attire.
- **Pandemic Impact**: The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the trend towards casual and remote work attire, with many people working from home in comfortable clothing.
In summary, while dressing up has a storied history linked to status and formality, its decline in recent decades can be attributed to cultural shifts towards individualism and comfort, changes in workplace norms, and broader societal changes favoring practicality and inclusivity.
@oftv @onlyfans https://of.tv/video/664678ca897665000150bca5
@oftv @onlyfans https://of.tv/video/664678ca897665000150bca5
2024-05-16 23:32:04 +0000 UTC View Post“Everyday I wake up it’s a mystery; every time I open my mou..
“Everyday I wake up it’s a mystery; every time I open my mouth- history.”
2024-05-14 19:43:08 +0000 UTC View Post@yrsaclicks @oftv @onlyfans https://of.tv/video/66354d3673a..
@yrsaclicks @oftv @onlyfans https://of.tv/video/66354d3673a39f000137337b
2024-05-08 18:12:17 +0000 UTC View Post
Man-made ponds have a long history dating back thousands of ..
Man-made ponds have a long history dating back thousands of years. Early civilizations, like the ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians, built ponds for irrigation and agriculture. In medieval Europe, ponds were constructed by monks for fish farming and water management. During the Renaissance, ornamental ponds became fashionable in gardens, reflecting a shift towards aesthetics. In modern times, ponds are used for various purposes, including landscaping, recreation, stormwater management, and wildlife habitat preservation. Advances in technology have made pond construction and maintenance more efficient, allowing for a wide range of sizes and designs to suit different needs and environments.
2024-05-07 18:58:33 +0000 UTC View PostWhen you get a Bachelor’s degree in History, women will only..
When you get a Bachelor’s degree in History, women will only represent about 5% of your graduating class. When I got my History degree it felt good to be one of just a few women, but also made me think of course… why are so few women historians? It’s more complex than you may think. Historically, societal expectations and cultural norms have often discouraged women from pursuing careers in academia, including history. Discrimination, implicit bias, and systemic barriers within educational institutions and professional networks have also limited women's access to opportunities for advancement in the field. Additionally, the historical canon of history has often focused on the achievements and contributions of men, leading to a lack of visibility and recognition for women historians. While progress has been made to address these disparities, there's still work to be done to promote gender equality and diversity in historical scholarship.
2024-05-03 11:55:10 +0000 UTC View PostPutting a smile on again… but only because I really feel use..
Putting a smile on again… but only because I really feel used and abused this week… Giving this much of myself has been a challenge, but at the end of the day it’s wonderful to know I have the choice to be happy and let things go.
2024-05-01 10:49:42 +0000 UTC View Posthttps://onlyfans.com/1047682169/dollarswithdevlin
https://onlyfans.com/1047682169/dollarswithdevlin
2024-04-30 18:08:38 +0000 UTC View Post
@onlyfans @oftv https://of.tv/video/662bdc0baba64a000151724..
@onlyfans @oftv https://of.tv/video/662bdc0baba64a000151724b
2024-04-26 18:30:24 +0000 UTC View PostLet’s see if you can handle another pop quiz. What did we fi..
Let’s see if you can handle another pop quiz. What did we film here? Go.
2024-04-26 12:13:27 +0000 UTC View Post@dollarswithdevlin https://of.tv/video/6629451edd06bf0001d0d..
@dollarswithdevlin https://of.tv/video/6629451edd06bf0001d0dfc2
2024-04-24 18:32:24 +0000 UTC View Post
The history of polka dots traces back to the mid-19th centur..
The history of polka dots traces back to the mid-19th century, where they gained popularity in European fashion. The term "polka dot" emerged from the polka dance craze that swept through Europe in the 1840s, with dancers wearing dotted garments. The pattern became fashionable in clothing and home decor, evolving over time in various styles and sizes. Notable fashion designers like Christian Dior and Yayoi Kusama further popularized polka dots in the 20th century, solidifying their enduring appeal in fashion and culture.
2024-04-22 21:07:19 +0000 UTC View Post