The following pictures are representative of how four different groups of religious people dress. Look at the pictures and find the similarities and differences.
The Amish are Christians who live in agricultural communities in the US - mostly in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Their religion - and lifestyle - is one of simplicity. The Amish do not drive cars or use tractors in their work, their clothes are simple (some do not even use buttons!) and they only have necessary electricity in their homes.
Hindu is a religion practiced (predominantly) in India. The traditional clothing for a woman is called a sari, a long piece of cloth that is draped over the woman's body. The traditional clothing for men is called dhoti, and the shirt is called a kurta.
Hasidic Jewish people live throughout the world. There is a large population in Brooklyn, New York. The men and women of this sect of the Jewish faith follow the Biblical law for clothing - men wear payot, or side curls, with beards. The white tassles that are "hanging" from their shirt line are called tzitzit and were commanded by G-d in the old testament. Women must cover their collarbones and wear long skirts. They also must cover their head, which they can do in two ways: wearing a tichel, or headscarf, or by wearing a wig called a sheitel.
Assignment:
Based on the pictures you see here, think about the following questions:
2. Are there any differences in the clothes between groups?
3. What theme or value seems to be common for all four groups in their clothing styles?
Make sure to answer the questions IN COMPLETE SENTENCES -- that means you will have at least ONE complete sentence for each question. Publish your answers in the comments section below.
1-They all have in common that they cover parts of their body to manifest their culture and religion. Those people use simple styles of clothing. Also they have strict ways of wearing their clothes making their culture unique and different from the others.
ReplyDelete2-The main difference whiting the clothing styles is that some cover their heads and use long dresses, while others use pants and more modern clothes but in a simple way.
3-The value that seems to be common for all the cultures in their clothes is that they use simple outfits and try to make their style as traditional as possible.
1- These people-group have some things in common, they all dress modest clothing and cover their bodies and most of them their head. They don't dress like stream culture.
ReplyDelete2-Yes, Even if they all dress modest, they have their own dress code, for example, most of the Muslim and Amish women cover her head, and in the other hand the Hindu and the Hasidic Jewish women don't have to cover her head. In case of men the Hasidic Jewish and the Amish have to wear suits but the Muslims and Hindu wear something like a long dress.
3-The value seems they all have in common is that they dress modest clothing and all have a dress code, they all have their own traditional style and they are all different.
1. These people have in common with his clothes they all follow and respect their religion. No matter where they are, they respect their religion and traditions.
ReplyDelete2. The only difference between the groups clothing is that the colors used and the styles are different depending on your religion.
3. I think the issue that seems to be common to the four groups in their styles of clothes is that they are modest. Be modest in clothing and respect their type of religion.
I think the Hindu and Muslim alike clothing, men's dress comes to feet, and women alike With Their dresses. Women’s hair. However the Amish and Hasidic wear black suit and caps. Any differences between the Hindu and Muslim wear dresses, many colors .and the Amish, Hasidic use black suit but the Amish do not use black jacket.
ReplyDeleteYamel Polanco
2012-0391
I think the Hindu and Muslim alike clothing, men's dress comes to feet, and women alike with their dresses. Any differences between the Hindu and Muslim wear dresses, many colors .and the Amish, Hasidic use black suit but the Amish do not use black jacket. yamel polanco 2012-0391
ReplyDelete1- I think that all they have in common that their chothes are simple, in general the womens wear a long dress and have to cover her hair while the men have a suit (except muslims and hindus). finally all their clothes looks traditionals.
ReplyDelete2-All the clothes are from different style, the muslims wear the most simple clothes, but the hindus's clothes are more colorful and creative than the others.In fact, the Hasidim and amish wear similar, but the Hasidim looks more modern than the Amish who wear like in the ancient age.
3-The theme that I saw in common is the modesty, the clothes of the women cover the most part of the body. All of they wear the most simple as possible.
Melissa Lantigua
2014-0805
1-The thing that those people have in common is that all of them are wearing clothes that are representative for their religion.
ReplyDelete2-Yes, They are many differents like colors, the way to wear something and the styles.
3-The theme that seems to be common for all four groups in their clothing is traditional and that all those woman must cover their body wearing long skirts or something similar.
1. They all have to wear modest clothes. All the girls have to use long dresses and don’t show much of their boddy.
ReplyDelete2. Yes there are some differences,because some are more colorful and others only use light colors.
3.1. What do these people-groups have in common with their clothing?
They all have to wear modest clothes.
2. Are there any differences in the clothes between groups?
Yes, some are more colorful and others only use light colors.
3.The theme in common for all the groups seems to be that they all wear the clothes that their religions required.
1. It have in common that they have different ways of dressing with which they differentiate their cultures with others.
ReplyDelete2. The diferences are that a culture uses a hat with shirt and pants, and other cultures covering his head with a cloth together with a dress according to their gender.
3. The theme or value that they have in common is that there are traditional costumes of their culture or religion which are strictly respected.
1-something that this outfit has in common is that all of them sems very simple and modest.even though they aré different religiones and they come from different parts of the word, we can see that All the women wear long dreeses and Many of them cover Her hair even men do.
ReplyDelete2- although they have many things in common are very different, as each of them is part a different culture. as we can see women wear long dresses but each has a different way as to cover the hair fashion.
3-some values that they have in common are simplicity and modesty that they have
Lawdelina paulino
20130662
1. All these people-groups have a dress code in their religion. They show in their clothes what they follow and their culture.
ReplyDelete2. Of course they are. Every single group has their own belief about life so they show it in their clothes, and every culture has different rules about what they can wear.
3. The value that seems to be common for all these four groups in their clothing styles is that they are conservative and traditional about it. They prefer to be simple and modest than the mainstream culture.
Yancely Lopez (2013-0354)
1. They have in common that they wear according to their religions and culture. Also their clothes cover almost the whole body and represent something of their beliefs.
ReplyDelete2. Yes. Each one wears different colors and the most part of them uses something to cover their heads (a hat or a scarf). It’s important to note that some of those religions wear something special, for example the Jewish people, they use something in their ears. Another one is Hindu people, women use like a point in the face.
3. They have the same theme to dress: their clothes represent something according to their religions. But if you can see, the tradition plays an important role, that’s why they have like clothing rules, and of course all this is valuable for them.
1-The principal thing that they have in common is that they used long clothes for cover their parts of the body. Even thought they are different, they are similar in that way. And also they are strict with the clothes that they wear. For example with the Amish people they wear that kind of cloth because they say: "The cloth show the humility that the people have.
ReplyDelete2- The difference is the style of the clothes, because if you see between Hindus, Muslims people and Amish, Jewish people is like compare the old age and modern age. And also the color of the cloth is another difference, each color has a meaning for their culture or religion.
3- The theme or value seems they all have in common is they get dress as the holly bible or lay say.
Jean Carlos Polanco.
2013-0535
1- clothing covers the entire body, so they wear long robes. These clothes are plain and simple.
ReplyDelete2- the difference in relation to clothing, would be that some of the groups presented cover their heads with hats or cloth. Also some men wear suits compared to others using more simple style clothing.
3- Every culture wants modest clothes to avoid the vanity between them.
I think that they're sandals, the people used for walk and also protect the feet , so I think that they comes from chinese because I saw many chinese documental and I saw that this people wear this type of sandals, I don’t like it because I think that they are very uncomfortable.
ReplyDelete1) Well, I can see that They all have in common wear modesty, we can see that because They all use simple types of clothes. Also, that women and men wear long clothes, covering their bodies or parts of it showing their religion and/or culture.
ReplyDelete2) One thing I noticed is that Muslim, Amish and Hasidic Jewish women and men need to cover their head or hair but Hindus don't. Another one is that Amish and Hasidic Jewish men use pants, but Muslim and Hindu men use long long dresses.
3) I think that it's very important to them continue their traditions and continue showing the world and people that no matter how modern the world may be, their religion will continue as strong and intense as it always has been.
Rosanna Guzmán (2013-0609)