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Was women's suffrage during the 1920s?
Yes
Which persons work did tje most to change everyday life in amerca during the 1920s?
Women did not dominate the workforce, and in fact the number of women in the workforce declined during the 1920s, especially professional women.
During the 1920s women expressed their newfound freedom by wearing .?
Shorter clothes
What gains in politics did women achieve during the 1920s?
The right to vote and participate in government
How did the lives of women change during the 1920s?
because they got to work, and do more things
During the 1920s women expressed their new found freedom by wearing?
Shorter clothing
How did women's rights change during the 1920s?
by saying they weren't afraid and are going to fight for freedom .
During the 1920s women at home did not have time to become involved in community projects.?
While many women at home were busy with household duties during the 1920s, there were still opportunities for them to get involved in community projects. Some women found time to engage in initiatives such as volunteer work, fundraising, and social activism to address local issues. Despite the challenges, women were able to make significant contributions to their communities during this time.
During the 1920s women at home did not have time to become involved in community projects true of false?
False. During the 1920s, women at home often had more free time and autonomy compared to previous decades, thanks to advances in technology and increased leisure time. This allowed many women to become more involved in community projects, such as social reform, political activism, and volunteer work.
Which minority group experienced the MOST success in their efforts to gain equal voting rights during the 1920s?
women
Two women who were writers during in the 1920s were?
Two women who were writers during the 1920s were Virginia Woolf, known for her modernist novels like "Mrs. Dalloway" and "To the Lighthouse," and Dorothy Parker, a poet, short story writer, and critic famous for her wit and humor in works like "Enough Rope."
Term used during the 1920s for young women trying to appear sophisticated in dress and behavior?
They were called flappers
