The
Pictures:
1.
A woman wearing the short "bobbed" hair style of the 1920s. For
many
young women of that era, the style proclaimed that they were breaking
away
from traditional roles. |
2.
Charles Lindbergh, the famous aviator who flew the Atlantic Ocean alone
in a small plane. The feat won him instant celebrity and seemed
to
many a symbol of the American spirit. |
3.
A magazine drawing made after the stock market crash of 1929. The
figure - perhaps representing a business owner or banker - is trying to
prop up a business about to fall. The falling buildings in the
background
reveal that the entire business world was unstable and collapsing. |
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Answers
for the blanks:
(See the word bank at the bottom of 7 -
18.)
| 1. ...sky, radio
broadcasting... |
| 2. ...her mother
probably... |
| 3. ...traditional religious
beliefs... |
| 4. ...payoffs to police. |
| 5. ...called jazz
spread... |
| 6. ...like Charles
Lindbergh
also... |
| 7. ...and values
in... |
| 8. ...growing more
than... |
| 9. ...to buy
all... |
| 10. ...hurt international trade... |
| 11. ...had loaned
money... |
| 12. ...market crashed
as... |
Names
and Terms List:
Teachers and students can access a full glossary through the "Names and
Terms" link on the Home Page of the Internet support site at www.fasttrackteaching.com.
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teaching
and planning lessons. All other reproduction is prohibited.
Copyright 2003 by David Burns.
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