Which best describes the purpose of Chapter 2 of Wheels of Change?

to tell readers about the controversies surrounding women who cycled

to inform readers about the invention of the bicycle and its rise in popularity

to educate readers about the health dangers associated with cycling

to persuade readers to take up activism on behalf of female cyclists

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London Mcguire

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14 August, 03:07

Which best describes the purpose of Chapter 2 of Wheels of Change?

to tell readers about the controversies surrounding women who cycled

to inform readers about the invention of the bicycle and its rise in popularity

to educate readers about the health dangers associated with cycling

to persuade readers to take up activism on behalf of female cyclists

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Lorena Johnson · Answer 1

The main purpose of Chapter 2 of Wheels of Change is to entertain readers by showing the way people referred to cycling in the 1890s but since it is not in the given options above, other purpose would include informing readers about the invention of the bicycle and its rise in popularity. Hope this answers your question.