How did the flappers of the 1920s represent the changing role of women?

A. They demonstrated their economic independence by wearing loose clothing and rejecting traditional values.

B. They spent much of their time demonstrating for women's rights.

C. They refused to marry in order to assert their independence as women.

D. They became known as flappers because they frequently changed their jobs.

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Heidi Wilcox

3 November, 06:26

How did the flappers of the 1920s represent the changing role of women?

A. They demonstrated their economic independence by wearing loose clothing and rejecting traditional values.

B. They spent much of their time demonstrating for women's rights.

C. They refused to marry in order to assert their independence as women.

D. They became known as flappers because they frequently changed their jobs.

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Nathanael Freeman · Answer 1

Answer: I believe the answer is A, because they wanted to prove to men that they could be as hardworking as any other man, and that represented a new freedom for women