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Consider this timeline. how does this timeline enhance the information provided in chapter 1 of wheels of change by sue macy? 1) it connects the book’s ideas about the bicycle’s evolution.2) it offers an illustration or example of specific bicycle parts.3) it provides insight about bicycle-naming trends.4) it emphasizes the increasing popularity of bicycles.


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