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It enabled women to do what they want with little to no repercussions

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Putting into thought the way women were treated now vs how they were treated then, women have definitely gained a role in todays society .

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yes because women got more daring in life and saw that they can do the same as men and may even do it better. The fact that women were able to work with men was amazing

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Yes because women became more confident in themselves and took a stand for what they wanted.

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yes because the freedom to do as you please with your life could allow you to one day rise to CEO

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yes because the freedom to do as you please with your life could allow you to one day rise to CEO

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yes because with the equal rights amendment, it legally expressed that men and women are equal, meaning they could do anything men could

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Yes because women became more independent and could do what they wanted.

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I dont think it had a connection to today because women had gained things they hadnt had and wanted to show off as much as they could

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I dont think it had a connection to today because women had gained things they hadnt had and wanted to show off as much as they could

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There has been tremendous gains for women in today's society going from not being able to vote to running in election almost becoming president.

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women now have the capability of being in an equal or higher job than men

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Yes I believe that because women took a stand and wanted equal rights in the 20s we are able to do more today because people have gained respect for women

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women can now wear what they want with confidence and not be shamed because of what the women in the 1920's did

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Yes because it slowly gave women a voice and able to do more things they used to not be able to which is the start of women being able to have equal rights

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Yes, women have been fighting for equal pay and have made very much progress

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yes because - Doing all this showed women were able to do things that men could do and they started working more which could lead to the idea that women can have a position of power

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Do you think there have been true gains for women in today's society?

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Most women were still housewives and didn't have the same advantages as men

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Entry of women into the labor force during WW1 replaced men who were in the armed forces.

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Woman being shamed for their bathing suits .

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Woman being shamed for their bathing suits .

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It was the climax to a long debate about clothing modesty, which mostly targeted women.

In the late 19th century, swimming became less about health and more about pleasure. At that point, the genders divided; men swam with men, women with women, but rarely together.

Into the early 1900s, women's swimming costumes were cumbersome, with high necks, long sleeves, skirts and pants. Often they were made of wool.

But as the century hit its stride, necklines lowered and arms were uncovered. In response, seaside resorts published codes regulating the appearance of swimming costumes, especially the length of the skirts, in the interest of preserving modesty.

The one-piece swimming suit, brought to the public attention by swimmer, vaudeville and film star Annette Kellerman, was legally banned in parts of the U.S. In 1908 Kellerman was arrested for indecent exposure at Revere Beach, Boston, Massachusetts.

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What slut-shaming looked like in the 1920s

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It was the climax to a long debate about clothing modesty, which mostly targeted women. In the late 19th century, swimming became less about health and more about pleasure. At that point, the genders divided; men swam with men, women with women, but rarely together.

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not all women were on board with the change many wanted to stay with long covered up dresses.

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Flappers were known to do risky things. Things that women weren't normally seen doing in Public scenes. Such as smoking

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women smoked outside of the house and got more daring with other things.

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to affirm that women and men have equal rights under the law, is still not part of the U.S. Constitution.

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The Changing role of women was a result of the work they did during the War

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Women gained voting rights in 1919.

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women started to wear makeup and work more but also wore shorter clothes and short hair

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# of women working increased 25 percent