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Chapter 13 Section 2
The Twenties Women
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What did Zelda Sayre inspire young women to do? | Break away from tradition and do what they want |
| What did women begin doing in the 1920s? | Asserting their independence and doing the same things as men, they lived each day like it was their last. |
| What defined a flapper? | A rebellious and independent young woman. Flappers would cut their hair short, and dress in fashionable, revealing clothes. |
| What is a double standard? | A set of principles granting greater sexual freedom to men than women. casual dating was common, and double standards had women caught between the old ways and the new. |
| Why did men constantly argue that women should be working at home? | They were afraid women would take their jobs |
| What was home life like in the 1920s? | Women, instead of spending time cleaning and sewing and washing clothes, spent time with friends and their families |
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