'Beauty contests' diaporamas de présentation

Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder remake of Twilight Zone episode

Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder remake of Twilight Zone episode. Part I 11 mins http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlRXV-WTZ2E&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL4400E42BE293CAD5 Part II 6 mins http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXH0Q9-PLzc&feature=related Part III 5 mins

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Chapter 14 Section 2 Section Objectives

Chapter 14 Section 2 Section Objectives. 1. What impact did Prohibition have on crime? 2. What were the characteristics of the new youth culture? 3. How did celebrities and new forms of popular entertainment help create a mass culture?

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Svetlana Korneeva

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By: Rachel Goins

PAGEANTRY. By: Rachel Goins. Do beauty contests serve a purpose in society?. Physical characteristics of pageants. Excessive make-up Voluminous, curly hair Long, fake eyelashes Glittery, dazzling sparkles Sequins, Sequins, Sequins Flippers (fake teeth) Spray Tans. Beauty Pageant.

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Vocab Unit 6

Vocab Unit 6. Affable - ADJ. Easily approachable; warm friendly Judges at beauty contests often choose one of the contestants as the most affable. Coalesce - Verb. Combine; fuse To work together successfully, military units must coalesce to become a group of like-minded individuals.

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What are the three primary cultural influences on Brazil?

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The Jazz Age

Chapter 14. The Jazz Age. Prosperity and Productivity. After recovering from demobilization, the economy soared. Business expansion led to wage increases. Purchasing power increased 32 percent. Workers became interested in many new products, including electric appliances.

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