Charles James Fox is depicted as a kind of person identified with these objects saying “Caira” in a political cartoon drawn by James Gillray. French materials inspired a design of these objects patented after Jacob W. Davis suggested the use of copper (-5[1])rivets. A name for one political group identified with these (15[1])things became popular during the demonstration of 20 June, a protest demanding constitutional monarchy. A (*) lack of a type of these (-5[1])objects came to (10[1])identify (10[1])radical, lower-class (10[4]-5[1])supporters of the (10[1])French (10[6])Revolution. (10[1])A (10[1])form of these objects (10[1])dyed blue, first manufactured in America in 1873, was inspired by a material named for the French city of (-5[1])Nîmes. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, name these objects that inspired the nickname of the Sans-culottes and which (10[1])were dyed blue by German immigrant Levi Strauss. (10[3])■END■