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Independence and the Bicycle - Chapter 4 of Wheels of Change: How Women Rode the Bicycle to Freedom
What is the central idea developed in Chapter 4? What types of literary strategies and evidence are used to develop the central idea? Are the strategies and evidence you identified effective in developing the central idea of the chapter? Explain why or why not in a well-written paragraph. Use text evidence to support your assertion.

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