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A popular fad that originated in ragtime and blues and spread into the mainstream. Jazz influenced many aspects of society such as, dancing, fashion, Poetry, and African American status.

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The Flapper was the name of a young woman in the 1920s that embraced a rebellious lifestyle, wore short skirts, bobbed hair, they smoked in public and drank alcohol, and the flaunted social norms in general.

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The large-scale use of automobiles, telephones, films, radio, and electrical appliances became common. This made connecting together easier and gave people more freedom.

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Record charts, book clubs, radio, taking pictures, and spectator sports became popular. These are some big contributors to our entertainment now.

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The Charleston, Black Bottom, and the Shimmy were popular dance moves that were often criticized by Victorian moralists. These were widely adopted by the public.

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Many famous writers, including F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, T.S. Eliot, Ernest Hemingway, John Dos Passos, and John Steinbeck, lived as expatriates in Paris during this time.

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The Change in Female Behavior (The Flapper)

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The Change in Female Behavior (The Flapper)

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With the right to vote granted in 1920, women were more visible in public life, including openly smoking and drinking without caring how it's going to affect their reputation, and dressing in less modest clothing.

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Sports provided a platform for various social topics and became a tool for development and learning. It also raised awareness of civil rights and gender equality and promoted positive change.

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They had a significant impact on society, such as , personal freedom, social and economic interactions, urban development, and new jobs and industries.

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Dance and music promoted social connection, created a sense of unity, influenced moods and inspiration, and helped people cope.

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Change in 1920s "pop culture" affects American society. Such as the advancement in entertainment, technologies, music, and the change of women's lifestyle/behavior . Automobiles made it easier for people to have personal freedom and created new jobs/industries. While jazz added to culture and influenced many aspects of society. The flapper lifestyle influenced many young women and became a symbol for freedom and independence for women . The new technologies made connecting together easier as well. These were all the reasons on how American society was affected in the 1920s.