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Matching Supporting Details to Central Ideas
Match each central idea on the left to its supporting detail from Wheels of Change.
Women had new clothing
options after the bicycle's invention.
Women's clothing was designed for
beauty.
Cycling was considered good for
people's health.
The bicycle industry grew quickly over
ten years.
Some experts believed cycling was
dangerous to health.
By May 1896, Americans had spent
$300 million on bicycles.
Dr. Richardson explained, "The spine
assumes the bent position."
The corset was designed to give
women tiny waists.
Dresses were shortened to four or
five inches above the knee.
Medical books linked cycling to cures
for asthma and diabetes.
