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The Role Of Flappers In The 1920s

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The 1920s was a golden age for the United States, as the economy was rising. When jazz was played everywhere you went, and flappers were in style. It was hard to think that a decade later the economy and lives of the American people would change drastically. Due to such changing times so did culture, inventions, and economics. These include; women empowerment, the inventions of radios and automobiles, and the creation of commericialism. Women empowerment was encouraged as the culture was changing.More woman were gaining power in political and educational fields, as more women were entering college, and gaining higher status. Another show of empowerment, although unpopular, but still significant were flappers; women started wearing shorter

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