Social Impact 1
Social Impact 2
Social Impact 3
Economic Impact
Political Impact
100
What is straight and flat and could be the image of a person?
This was the shape, or silhouette, of women’s clothing in the 20s.
100
True or false? Americans loved disobeying social norms and wore whatever color they personally liked.
true
100
In the past men loved to wear tiny facial hair around their mouth and cheek, what is this likely to be called?
mustache
100
In the past, this is what the poor women wore daily.
a cotton housedress
100
The freedom that women gained from rebelling as flappers and such not only impacted fashion but extended to this area as well.
politics
200
What is a close-fitting hat called??
Very close-fitting hats were called Felt-helmet
200
Women never left home without one of these. A popular one was a cloche.
a hat and a purse
200
Most coats consisted of what? The wealthier people would have the better quality of these they could get.
fur and large buttons
200
Women suddenly alluded to this hairstyle in the 1920s. It was viewed as more free, rebellious, and less time-consuming.
bob
300
Men’s hats consisted of one solid color- black, blue, or what?
brown
300
This city programmed the world to acknowledge that bows were “in” by the mid 20s and many coats then adorned them.
Paris
300
Sewing machines were introduced commercially and allowed for families of this income level to make whatever clothing they wanted to at home. What did this do for families?
increase income levels
300
True or False? The length of women’s dresses moved from floor-length in the flapper period and ankle-length.
True
400
This group of people wore dull colors daily, such as black, navy, grey, tan, and olive green.
city folk
400
The color muskatrine was popular for clothes, especially coats. Describe it.
What is a tan shade with brown markings that resembled a muskrat?
400
True or false? Wealthy men and women wore only one outfit in a day because if someone changed they were viewed as immature, unintelligent, and indecisive.
false
500
Country folk and “seaside dwellers” enjoyed wearing what colors?
bright colors
500
Beards and mustaches were no longer wanted in the 20s because the new trend was to look youthful and clean. They started to be viewed as doing this.
hiding scars or dirt