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Jocelyn Sanders

26 October, 12:10

Louis Armstrong, Jim Thorpe, Charles Lindbergh, Gertrude Ederle, Bessie Smith, and Amelia Earhart were famous Americans who lived in the 1920s. Read a biography of one of them and then write a 250-word paper on how you think he or she made America a better place to live.

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