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3. The character is portrayed as being powerful and all-knowing, but in reality, is just a man behind a curtain.
5. Dorothy’s journey to the Emerald City, where she hopes to find a solution to her problems, can be seen as a metaphor
7. The character is portrayed as being brave, but lacking in confidence.
10. Another interpretation of The Wizard of Oz is that it is an allegory for the spiritual journey of a person seeking ________
12. The Silver Shoes are believed to represent the Silver Movement, a political movement that advocated for the use of silver as _______
13. Dorothy represents the average ______citizen
15. The Cowardly Lion has been seen as a representation of William Jennings_____
16. it follows the classic hero’s journey____________.
19. The silver movement was popular among farmers and laborers who believed that the Gold Standard favored the ______
20. tale He insisted that the book was simply a children’s ______.
23. The character is portrayed as being intelligent, but lacking in common sense
24. The late 19th century was a period of rapid industrialization and ________
25. many scholars believe that The Wizard of Oz is an allegory for the_______ and economic issues of the time.

1. The character is made of metal and is unable to move because he is rusted.
2. the Scarecrow represents __________who were struggling during this time period.
4. Each character in the story represents a different group of people or political______
6. it is an allegory for the _________journey of a person seeking enlightenment.
8. The Tin Manhas been interpreted as a symbol for the _____industry, which was facing increased competition from foreign producers.
9. each character represents a different aspect of the _______psyche.
11. The road leads to the Emerald City, which is a __________ for Washington D.C. and the political power that was associated with it.
14. is a metaphor for Washington D.C. and the political power that was associated with it during the time the book was written.
15. The Wizard of Oz is a classic children’s book written by L. Frank _____
17. Tin Man represents the_____, while the Cowardly Lion represents courage.
18. The Wicked Witch of the West can be seen as a symbol of ________ oppression.
21. The book was written during a time of significant social and ____________change in the United States
22. It is believed to represent the ____ Standard, a monetary system that was in place during the time the book was written.