Ch.21 Section 2 The Twenties Woman

What were flappers known for during the 1920s?

• Long hair, long skirts, and love of classical music

• Rebellious behavior, short hair, short skirts, and love of jazz music

• Conservative behavior, long hair, and love of rock music

• Traditional behavior, long hair, long skirts, and love of country music

Which Amendment allowed women's right to vote?

• 17th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 20th Amendment

How did fashion trends change for women in the 1920s?

• Women in the 1920s only wore formal and restrictive clothing.

• Fashion trends for women in the 1920s shifted towards more relaxed and liberating styles.

• The 1920s saw women's fashion trends become more conservative and covered up.

• Fashion trends for women in the 1920s remained the same as previous decades.

What impact did the changing roles of women have on family dynamics?

• No impact on family dynamics.

• Decreased influence in decision-making processes and more hierarchical family structures.

• Complete breakdown of family structures.

• Increased influence in decision-making processes and more egalitarian family structures.

What term describes the societal expectation that women should adhere to different standards than men?

• sexist expectation

• gender bias

• feminine standard

• gender double standard

Who were the flappers and what did they represent?

• Flappers were a type of bird known for their colorful feathers and represented the beauty of nature.

• Flappers were a group of male activists in the 1920s advocating for traditional gender roles.

• Flappers were young women in the 1920s known for their unconventional behavior and represented a shift towards more independent and rebellious attitudes among women.

• Flappers were a new type of dance popular in the 1920s and represented a return to conservative values.

What was the significance of the Women's Suffrage Movement?

• It focused on environmental conservation

• It advocated for increased military spending

• It promoted animal rights

• It fought for and achieved women's right to vote, leading to increased gender equality and political participation.

How did fashion trends reflect the changing attitudes towards women in the 1920s?

• Fashion trends in the 1920s had no impact on changing attitudes towards women.

• Fashion trends in the 1920s symbolized liberation, independence, and a break from traditional gender norms.

• Fashion trends in the 1920s represented conservatism, submission, and adherence to traditional gender roles.

• Fashion trends in the 1920s promoted inequality, oppression, and restriction for women.

In what ways did the changing roles of women challenge traditional family structures?

• Increased participation in the workforce, demand for equality in decision-making, questioning of traditional gender roles

• Decreased participation in the workforce

• Acceptance of traditional gender roles

• Lack of demand for equality in decision-making

Why was there a double standard in society regarding the behavior of men and women in the 1920s?

• Traditional gender roles and societal expectations

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