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Margaret Sanger

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A common depiction of a Flapper

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- Margaret Sanger founded the American Birth Control League
- That evolved into planned parenthood which supported women and their rights to have control over their body. (Gender in the 1920s)
- This offended religious beliefs and morals so it bothered many religious groups (US History)

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- The number of sports tournaments increases in the 1920's and were included more in popular magazines
- Females participated in individual sports like avaiation, channel swimming and bowling and showed that they were most popular
- However by obtaining the right to vote it was considered the beginning of womens "fight" to enter areas such as sports
- This resulted in comparisons between men and women like skill ability and physiological makeup (Evans)

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-A term coined for women who defied the social norms of the time period by drinking, smoking, etc.
-Many women began to wear more revealing clothes, such as shorter dresses.
-These women also began to go to jazz clubs and dance.
-Common opinions of flappers were that they were acting like men or expressing themselves
(Flappers)

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-In the 1920s department stores started to blossom due to the consumer-oriented economy
-Many places then started to hire women
-Stores needed women so that they could relate to other women, and the stores needed those sales.
(US History)

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-In the 1920s, Women took a step toward citizenship equality; they gained suffrage, or the ability to vote.
-This led to the 19th amendment to the constitution to give women this right
-Society then began shifting away from a dominant patriarchal society.
(Gender in the 1920s)