Flappers
A young women who rebelled against expectations of traditional values by smoking, drinking, and partying.
What is a flapper?
Some examples are teacher, nurse, and retail worker, social worker, beauty worker, secretary, and waitress
What are some common pink-collar occupations?
This movement was started with leaders like Emma Goldman and Margaret Sanger.
What is the birth control movement?
This group valued older culture and religious ideals
What are traditionalists?
It stated that women had the right to vote
What is the 19th amendment?
This term is also referred to as the Progressive Era in which America continued its economic growth and prosperity
What is the "New Era"?
These jobs offered higher pay than pink-collar jobs
What is advantage of blue-collar jobs?
Increase the availability of contraception in the U.S. through education and legalization
What is the goal of the birth control movement?
It measures the cost of basic necessities such as food and housing
What does the consumer price index?
They believed a women's role was based at home in cooking, cleaning, housework, etc.
What did men believe?
World War I
What is the war that led to the start of women becoming Flappers?
It is a United States labor law that aimed at abolishing wage disparity based on gender.
What is the Equal Pay Act (EPA)?
The importance of contraception
What issue was addressed after WWI?
This group moved to cities because of the increase in job opportunities
What are modernists?
Women believed that a man's role was different from a women's role in politics.
What stopped women from voting?