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Paris Jazz: Challenge 3

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Paris Jazz: Challenge 3

by Kedge
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The Zoot Suit Riots took place in Los Angeles during World War II.

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The Zoot Suit Riots were mainly clashes between young people in flashy suits and U.S. servicemen.

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A zoot suit was known for its long coat and very baggy pants.

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The Zoot Suit Riots happened in Paris, France.

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The Zoot Suit Riots were caused by arguments over jazz band competitions.

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During the Zoot Suit Riots, the young people wearing zoot suits were often treated as troublemakers even when THEY were attacked.

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Zazous were a youth subculture in France during World War II.

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The Zazous liked swing and jazz music.

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The Zazous were known for dressing in a flashy, exaggerated style.

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The Zazous tried very hard to fit in with strict wartime rules and expectations.

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The Zazous were especially associated with Paris.

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The Zazous are often seen as a youth group that pushed back culturally against Vichy and Nazi ideas.

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The Zazous were famous for rejecting jazz and only listening to military marches.

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The Zazous were a formal branch of the French army.

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German Swingjugend means “Swing Youth.”

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The Swingjugend were German teenagers who loved swing music.

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The Swingjugend often preferred British and American music to Nazi-approved culture.

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The Nazi government approved of the Swingjugend because they supported strict conformity.

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The Swingjugend were closely linked to the Hitler Youth in style and values.

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Members of the Swingjugend sometimes wore longer hair and more British- or American-inspired fashions.

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The Swingjugend met to dance, listen to records, and enjoy swing music.

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All Swingjugend members were armed underground fighters.

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The Zoot Suiters, Zazous, and Swingjugend all show how clothing and music could become political during wartime.

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The Zazous were especially associated with Paris.

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The Zazous tried very hard to fit in with strict wartime rules and expectations.

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