Poison gas had been used extensively by both sides in the First World War. Even though it had been relatively ineffective, often causing as much trouble for the side using it as for the enemy, there was no way to be sure it would not be used again. Thus gas masks were issued as a precaution. Michael Montagne
Maori do not wear masks.
they wear different type of masks they are colourful with beads and ribbons
Bakongo people wear masks for ceremonies, special days and festivals. i dont know why but...
only the very important people wear the masks so the people think they are gods and the will respect them
Japanese people wear masks in public when they are sick. It is considered courteous to do so for the sake of people around them.
The practice of wearing masks dates back to the 18th Century. People wear masks as they allow them to act in ways they do not normally do and enjoy the festivities.
people wear masks for partyies and stufff.......
it is a part of their culture.
no they do not. Only masks
cause tha WA they need to wear
Masks have been worn from ancient times. Witness Tutankhamen for instance.
Actors wear masks to show different emotions and so male actors are able to play characters who are women.