In the 1920’s there were many changes that reflected a shift towards modernist society and culture. This time was a period of society changes that shifted from traditional to a modern life era in the 1920’s. The new society change was the rise of flappers, automobiles, and the huge argument between science and religious beliefs .The 1920s reflected a shift toward a more modernist society in new spreading of culture, increased technology, and new beliefs such as religion.
There were many society changes in women such as clothing and flappers. Women were judged by their appearance and were phrased as the name flappers. They would wear bobbed hair, fringed skirts, bright colored sweaters, scarfs,waists with Peter Pan collars, and lowed heeled “finale hopper” shoes. They would also be judged on clothes they would want to wear and would not be treated equally as others. The women that were all being judged such as flappers tried to push for barriers in economics, political and sexual freedom for women because they thought that women shouldn’t be judged and should be seen the same as others.
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The creation of the automobile had brought better technology to the world and was bringing better things to the world. Automobiles gave people access to jobs, places to live, services and also contributed to the rise of leisure activities.The American Motorist Magazine called the “ Uncle Sam, We Read Your Palm” by Ernesrt smith led people to believe that the future brought brighter gifts than today. People believed in the rise and change of technology because of the ability of having more things such as the ability of Americans to travel anywhere at any