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Ballet wasn't really invented in one place... what we know as ballet today was developed over a period of hundreds of years from a combination of social dancing and theatrical performance in various parts of Western Europe. But in France, under Louis XIV (around 1650 to 1715) , it got a big boost as the king was a fan and practitioner of ballet.
After 1650 the female roles were played by women. Before that, and rarely since, boys played the women's parts. More recently it is common to find women playing the men's parts (Shakespeare wrote more parts for men than for women mainly due to the shortage of competent boy actors). It wasn't so much that females were discriminated against or thought not as important. Women were not allowed to act because it was considered to be indecent for a woman to show herself before a group of men. After 1650, women appeared on stage, but they were still thought of as indecent women.
The easiest way to find this out is to look at pictures of people from that time. You can Google images of people of the era. Or you can check out the really excellent Wikipedia articles "1550-1600 in fashion" and "1600-1650 in fashion". Shakespeare, of course wore his hair with great difficulty on account of being bald.
Around 1650 a.d.
1650
The oboe has evolved from the shawm, and over time has changed considerably; In the 1650's the first instrument to be called a "hautbois" appeared in the south of France.
From the early 1650's onwards including NOW!
its maybe around 1650 klm
1650
1650 + 1650 + 950 + 950 = 5200
1650 c.e
"The Tenth Muse"-published in 1650
110 x 15 = 1650
1650 - 30% = 1650 x (1 - (30/100)) = 1650 x 0.7 = 1155
The estimated world population in 1650 was around 500 million people. This period marked the beginning of a notable growth in global population as a result of various factors such as improved agriculture, increased trade, and the expansion of empires.