The Memory Collection: 20 Objects from the 20th Century

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The Coke Bottle

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The Coke Bottle

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Early in 2000, Coca Cola Inc. brought out this Coke bottle, a faithful reproduction of the little Georgia bottle of the 1960s. Donated by Amalgame inc.

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The Coke Bottle

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A century pf consumption and control by multinational companies.

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The learner will:

use examples of material elements of culture to explain its historical significance
evaluate changes that technological, medical and social innovations have made to our culture
speculate why some products have had a significant impact on daily life