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In the 1920's women made many leaps and strides in society starting with the 19th Amendment. There was also a division between the younger generation and the older generation of women. There was also a division in race between the African American women and the white women and their positions and treatment during this time period.

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Women were allowed to have jobs, but none that led them to have a power. Many African American women were subjected to lower class jobs and were hired to be a caretaker for children. The African American women were also not allowed to vote.

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19th Amendment: Women's right vote

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These times brought about a new found expression for women especially in the way that they dressed. Women were finally able to dress differently by wearing shorter, low-waisted dresses, and having bright clothes.

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The flappers would wear short skirts, short hair, noticeable makeup, and have a fun-loving attitude. They are usually shown with a cigarette in their hand and it was a sign of modern sophistication.

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American Birth Control activist, sex educator, writer, and nurse. She was known for opening the first birth control clinic and coined the term "birth control". This led to the foundation of the Planned Parenthood Federation.

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Urban: characterized by diversity, consumerism, freedom, and entertainment
Rural: characterized by religious fundamentalism, nativism, and tradition

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1923: The Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: legal equality of the sexes

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The economy still made women believe that to secure your social status you need to marry; because of this most women worked until they married.

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There was a lot of unfair treatment between African American Women and the white women. Although women gained a lot of different rights during this time it did not mean that people necessarily treated them to the level of which they should have been. Women were still treated a lot differently at work and to this day a lot of women don't get paid as much as men do, for doing the same job.

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Many young women aspired to be Flappers during the 1920's. Many of them were considered dangerous, wild, and free to express themselves.

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Women had more independence and were able to make decisions about their education (go to college), jobs, marital status, and careers.