Some things that I liked about this website was that it was broken up into sections, each covering a different part of the change in a woman's role during the 1920's. It also has a few pictures of women that were involved, in factories, and in voting. Each section on the site go into detail with dates and times about the time of change.

     2. http://www.history.com/topics/roaring-twenties

        With this website, the first paragraph gives the reader some background information on how the time period was. Considering the changes with prohibition, political and social changes. One of the main paragraphs, "The 'New Woman' " talks about how the way women dressed changed, the 19th Amendment, and how some of the new inventions at the time helped make a woman's life easier.
     3.  http://www.american-historama.org/1913-1928-ww1-prohibition-era/women-in-the-1920s.htm 
       A few of the things I really enjoyed about this particular website is that its all in a timeline format. It features dates and pictures of some of the events during the twenties that changed the way women live. One of the more important ones being that divorce was made easier, by this happening women now didn't have to stay at home with bad husbands. 

      I chose this cover as a primary source because like the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. On this cover, we see Lady Liberty shaking the hand of a woman and saying "Congratulations". This relates to how women were fighting for suffrage, the right to vote. The drawing shows a mood that can be conveyed as relaxed, peaceful, and happy.

Collected commentary on the modern woman, 1919-1936 
      This newspaper from 1929 talks about the position of women at the time, and how things had changed. One of the more important key points in the paper is the place of women in working environments, one quote that I thought was particularly interesting was " I’ve been reading lately in the 

papers about any number of the so called weaker sex that have been invading the particular fields that the men have been surest was their very own, and getting away with it, too especially in these United States." This quote is basically talking about how a lot of men were surprised when women were getting the jobs that they were so certain they were going to get, women had a great amount of hidden potential that they weren't able to use or show until then. 

 
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015028101460;view=1up;seq=1030
The newspaper article above focuses on how the younger generation in the 1920's changed the society at the time. In one paragraph its says, "Is society, especially the younger part of it, undergoing a revolution in morals, in manners, or in both?" This is saying that older generations were confused about how the younger generation were acting, including the way the women were dressing, smoking, and their behavior considering at the time women were becoming more sexually free.