4.4 Cause and Effect in Wheels of Change, Part 4

Question 1

Question 1

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“driven by a desire for comfort”

Question 2

Question 2

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“women introduced alternative approaches”

Question 3

Question 3

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short-term

Question 4

Question 4

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short-term

Question 5

Question 5

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long-term

Question 6

Order the events to show a chain of causes and effects. The first cause is “women had many accidents riding bicycles in their long dresses.” The immediate short-term effect was that . The next effect was that . As a result, . The long-term effect was that .

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some women began wearing bloomers; Selection 1: some women began wearing bloomers; Selection 2: some people feared women would begin acting like men; Selection 3: shorter skirts and bloomers entered the popular culture; Selection 4: the movement toward rational dress took hold

Question 7

Question 13

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some people feared women would begin acting like men

Question 8

Question 14

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shorter skirts and bloomers entered the popular culture

Question 9

Question 15

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the movement toward rational dress took hold

Question 10

What changed about women’s dress as a result of bloomers’ failed popularity?

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Clothing options for women had to be both practical and fashionable.

4.4 Cause and Effect in Wheels of Change, Part 4 Answers

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