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English, 29.10.2020 06:20, Dwoods4515

Use your background knowledge to match each detail from the introduction with the most logical prediction about what you will learn in Wheels of Change.
"You'll meet celebrity cyclists of the
which riders were popular, and what
made them so
day"
"see bicycles used in advertisements"
what changes occurred as a result of
women riding bicycles
"Imagine a population imprisoned by
their very clothing"
what women wore before and after
the bicycle was invented
"how liberated they must have been
as they pedaled"
the ways in which bicycles appeared
in popular culture
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