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Explain why the Gator's Bowl concert in Jacksonville, 1964 was influential on segregation policies around the world.

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Making waves now! In 1963 we had our single reach the top 17 in the country.

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We were born from 1940 - 1942

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Generate a paragraph that proves 'we' are who you think we are. Ensure that you link all of the clues.

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September 11, 1964 - Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida.

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Segregation rules were enforced around the world. We made headlines when we refused to perform.

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It’s pretty obvious that the group for option B is the beatles.

Clue 1 demonstrates that the apple is an album of the beatles, as they released an album called apple which relates to the beatles

Clue 2 gives us a factual clue of their ages. The beatles were born from around 1940-1942

(Members: George Harold Harrison, lead guitar, vocals (born Liverpool, England, 25 February 1943; died Los Angeles, California, 29 November 2001); John Winston (later changed to Ono) Lennon, rhythm guitar, harmonica, vocals (born Liverpool, England, 9 October 1940; died New York, 8 December 1980);

Clue 3 provides us with a date as to when the Beatles got really popular in 1963.

Clue 4- clue 4 is the england flag. The beatles changed britain with their popularity in the 1960’s

Clue 5 is when the beatles spoke an influential speech at the september 11 1964 - gator bowl jacksonville, florida  clue 5 connects with clue 6

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It is obvious that this group is The Beetles. Clue 1 shows an apple and The Beetles are the founders of Apple Records. Clue 2 shows a birth date range and each of The Beetle's members were born between 1940 and 1942. Clue 3 shows when The Beetles made their first hit single in 1963. Clue 4 is the British flag because The Beetles are British. Clue 5 is talking about when The Beetles refused to perform and made headlines. Clue 6 refers when The Beetles performed in Gator Bowl Jacksonville, Florida 1964.

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The Beatles
Clue one show an apple that could be associated with the brand logo

Clue two shows that they were born in 1940-1942, which means the person/group was born at that time.

Clue three shows that the group/person that they made waves in 1963 which means that they exploded in 1963

Clue four shows that they are British

Clue 5 shows that they are really famous and people wanted to see the person/group

Clue six shows a date and address of where a concert was held

Clue 7(paragraph) We thinks its the Beatles because there original logo was associated with an apple which is the first clue and the people were born somewhere in the 40’s and most of the members were born in that time and in 1963 they made waves and they were the Beatles because they blew up and plus they are british and in 1967 which is the same year this group was performing at the same stadium,.

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Padlet 2 (B)-

It is obvious that it is the beatles
Clue 1 shows an apple which is also the name of one of their albums and is also the logo of the company they own which was a recording studio and it is still operative today.

Clue 2 shows when they were born and all four members were born over 1940-1942

Clue 3 shows- they had a hit in 1963 that hit top 17 and the beatles song ‘PLEASE PLEASE ME’ hit top 17 in 1963

Clue 4 shows- the england flag which is where all four members where born

Clue 5 shows made headlines when they refused to perform because of the segregation and said they would only perform if it was desegregated as they didn't think it was fair which the Beatles did in September 11, 1964 - Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida which is Clue 6.

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The Beatles

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It is obvious that the group is the beatles
Clue 1:  The company Apple records owns the Beatles videos and movie clips.

Clue 2: The whole group was born during this time.

Clue 3: They had their first single and they were blowing up in england.

Clue 4: They were born in britain

Clue 5: They refused to perform because they realised the concert was racially segregated and would only perform if it was desegregated

Clue 6: The segregation took place at the Gator Bowl concert in 1964