Phrygian Revolution Cap pt1

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Viral 24x7 Phrygian Revolution Cap Phrygian cap this is the name given to a brimless limp conical cap fitting snugly around the head. It is supposed to have been worn by the inhabitants of Phrygia a region of central Anatolia in antiquity. It was used by a series of revolutionaries - who seem to have picked up the symbol one from another. There is some doubt as to whether the French Revolutionaries got it from the American Revolutionaries or whether the American Revolutionaries had got it from pre-revolutionary French ideologues. Since the American Revolution came a few years before the French American iconography can be used as a sort of introduction.

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Phrygian cap,
this is the name given to a brimless, limp, conical cap fitting snugly around the head. It is supposed to have been worn by the inhabitants of Phrygia, a region of central Anatolia in antiquity.
It was used by a series of revolutionaries - who seem to have picked up the symbol one from another. There is some doubt as to whether the French Revolutionaries got it from the American Revolutionaries, or whether the American Revolutionaries had got it from pre-revolutionary French ideologues. Since the American Revolution came a few years before the French, American iconography can be used as a sort of introduction.

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