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Society changed when they saw women called the "Flappers"  being different and standing out.

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Society changed when they saw women called the "Flappers"  being different and standing out.

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The 1920s was an era of flappers, telephones, cars, jazz, and prohibition. Women received the right to vote - 19th Amendment. It was a time of dramatic change for America.

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The 1920s was of profound social changes

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One way society changed in the 1920s was that women were able to vote. Also, women called flappers started to appear and were considered not "ladylike" for the reason they rode bikes, drank alcohol smoked cigarettes, listened to jazz music, and danced. Also, these women dressed differently some described their way of dressing as "near nakedness". Some people did not like the flappers hence that they did not dress the way that women had for a long time.

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In the 1920s women's rights and women's fashion norms changed.

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Women were called flappers they started dressing un ordinary which were known as not "ladylike" .

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Society changed in the way social issues such as women's roles, views toward music, and alcohol use were seen.

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Jazz was a very original and sophisticated genre of music. Some thought that it was only for African Americans, but the first recording was of a Caucasian group :).

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Women stepped out of the box with clothing. They started to wear flappers which were not deemed "classy" or "ladylike".

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Women, known as "Flappers" started dressing drastically dressing different and also acted different. People would often refer to them being"Not lady like" and "inappropriate".

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Darius: when they own cars and telephones for the first time,1920 they had jazz and movies.

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The most obvious signs of change were the rise of a consumer-oriented economy and of mass entertainment, which helped to bring about a "revolution in morals …

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Women relentlessly fought their into the world of voting. Whether by speeches or strikes.

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As the 1920's raged on there was a shift in dynamic from power to music.Women benefited the most as they gained their freedom.There was also during this time during the 1920s the birth of Jazz music across the world that changed music forever.Women became Flappers which pushed the boundaries of what was referred to as "lady like" from within society.Some of these events drastically changed society to shape the future while these new concepts became popularized.

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Women was given the right to vote

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once prohibition started, civilians started to make their alcohol , some of their alcohol would later become poisoned to stop consumption

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The 1920's is known as a decade of change due to many Americans beginning to own cars, radios, and telephones.

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they tried to stop alchohal but the people were still able to find a way too drink it

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One is the trail of the century where science was becoming more accepted around America.

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The birth of Jazz music. It was a new form of African American music. They often played this type of music in the red light district. Which seemed immoral.

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As women began gaining freedom, in the 1920s most women would be a "flapper" which is basically a dancer to the jazz music. It was very popular and many liked the idea but others had problems stating it was "unlady like" or scandelous because of their dresses and more.

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The rise of a consumer-oriented economy and of mass entertainment which helped to bring about a revolution in morals and manners.

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Flappers appeared and rebelled against what society considered "lady like" at the time and evolution was very popular.