Flapper Fashion Trends
Hairstyle worn in the 1920's that appeared short and straight and close to the head and face.
What is a bob hairstyle?
The "It" Girl of the 1920's, started the trend of sharply defined red lips and inspired others to follow in her footsteps.
Who is Clara bow?
The most conservative side of a religion.
What is fundamentalism?
A place where alcohol is illegally sold, often under the guise of a pharmacy.
What is a Speakeasy?
A person who lives a rural lifestyle and has a deep respect for long-held cultural and religious values.
Traditionalist
Flappers wore this style of clothing to represent women's liberation from societal constraints.
What is a loose, short dress?
Known for making the "bob" into an iconic hairstyle.
Who is Mary Thuman, Colleen Moore, and Louise Brooks?
Fundamentalists believe this is a women's identity.
What is motherhood?
This change in the constitution repealed the 18th Amendment (federal prohibition).
What is the 21st Amendment?
A person who lives an urban lifestyle and embraces new ideas, styles, and social trends, focused on personal freedom.
Modernist
The most popular jewelery style and items among flappers.
What is Art Deco, pearls and feathers?
Popularized the "shimmy" dance.
Who is Gilda Gray?
A series of 12 pamphlets that attacked modernist theories of biblical criticism.
What is the fundamentals?
What American gangster obtained notoriety during the prohibition era.
Who is Al Capone?
Due to the large workforces that industrial factories required, the 1920 census revealed statistics that showed the occurrence of this event.
What is Urban Growth?
Close-fitting, helmet-shaped hats that hugged the skull.
What is a cloche hat?
Popularized trousers for women in the 1920's
Who is Coco Chanel?
Famous court case that led to the prosecution of John Scopes teaching Darwinism.
What is the "Monkey Trial"?
The date that the Volstead Act went into effect.
What is January 16, 1919?
Urban growth lead to what negative effects on society?
What is pollution, crime, disease and overcrowding in cities?
Heels worn in the 1920's that were round and almond-shaped.
What are T-strap heels?
Called "the first American Flapper" by husband F. Scott Fitzgerald, writer of novel The Great Gatsby (1925).
Zelda Fitzgerald
This group formed during the Red Scare to protect free speech rights, challenging the Butler Act in Tennessee (1925) which banned the teachings of evolution in all schools.
What is the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)?
What WCTU stands for.
What is Women's Christian Temperance Union?
This modernist writer wrote multiple novels in which he mocked traditionalists for their "religiosity, hypocrisy, and lack of sophistication."
Who is Sinclair Lewis?