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    example that reflects changes within society is how the woman with the advertisement is portrayed. During the 1920s‚ a new woman emerged into society after women gained the right to vote. One significant example of the new woman is that of the flapper; a flapper was portrayed as having short hair‚ wearing knee-length dresses‚ and who conveyed an open attitude (as discussed in 6.04). The woman within the advertisement displays some of those qualities with her short hair and knee-length swimwear. Her

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    The Roaring 20s The 1920s was a time where the culture changed drastically‚ not only did you have people moving from farms to the city‚ you also had people changing the way they lived in the city. New technology and household products made tasks a lot easier and faster than every before. People became obsessed with all things modern whether it is the music they listened to or the things they did on their free time. Because of economic growth the consumer rates and advertising were at an all time

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    fall apart‚ and all they can do is stare blankly.” F. Scott Fitzgerald was a defining author of Modernism. From 1914-1946 Modernism was a big part of the times cultural trends and experimenting with everything from styles to writings to science. Flappers‚ parties‚ gangsters‚ love‚ and tragedy all influenced Fitzgerald greatly because he lived it. Most of Fitzgerald’s books and stories are about love and tragedy. This shows his view on the feelings and how he felt towards his own wife‚ Zelda‚ and

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    By studying societal behaviours and society as a whole‚ sociologists tell us that‚ through a process known as socialization we are tremendously influenced by other. Socialization is a continuing process whereby an individual acquires a personal identity and learns the norms‚ values‚ behaviour‚ and social skills appropriate to his or her social position (dictionary.com). It is referred to a process‚ because it takes place in all stages of the life cycle. As we move through life‚ our expectations strictly

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    known as flappers. Mostly middle and upper class women from the Northern states‚ changed the way the public viewed women as a whole. They transformed the proper women into their own person. They smoke and drank in public‚ wore their skirts and hair short‚ drove on their own‚ and went out without chaperones. All of which was unheard of prior to the 20s period. Though there were the women who rebelled against the life prior to the 1920s‚ there were also the women who opposed these flappers. These small

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    ‘im no more! When the boss starts to question ‘hem‚ the poor fella was scared silent and ain’t gon’ say nothing‚ but his big flapper friend jus’ couldn’t keep his mouth shut. Them two new ranchers betta not come late again‚ or they will sure get canned! Addin’ to that‚ those two brang us a hell of a lot more work and I ain’t got no poop fo’ any more trouble. The big flapper was sure as hell right when he said he ain’t bright at all ‘cause when that bastard Curley slams his hatred at the big guy

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    advertising. The iconic figure of the Roaring 20’s was the Flapper.  In Edsels‚ Luckiest and Frigidairies: Advertising the American Way‚ a flapper is defined as “A  women who could vote‚ work‚ drink‚ and smoke". (327) Women became more empowered to vote and to go into the workforce‚ and such large social changes brought new fashions. The once suppressed woman changed out of frumpy petticoats and into short beaded dresses. These were reflected in the flapper style and impacted the sale of silk stockings. “Silk stocking initially had 

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    A Reflection on the Issue of Conflict Mahatma Gandhi once said‚ “An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind.” By this‚ he meant that conflict cannot resolve an issue without causing more issues‚ thus resulting in more conflict. Now‚ conflict‚ by its dictionary definition‚ may be described by the following: to come into collision or disagreement; to be contradictory‚ at variance‚ or in opposition. Different people may see conflict as either being good or bad. An individual who supports

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    After World War One was over‚ everyone was happy that they could go back to their country in peace. Everyone was spending‚ people were working‚ almost everyone was (relatively) happy. However‚ there were people that were not so happy. There were those who wanted to stop funding the Germans with the proceeds from their beer. There were those wanted the opportunity to tell differing views on creation in their classrooms. Also‚ most notably‚ there were women who were tired of being forced to be housewives

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    A flapper is a young women typically late teens to early twenties. They have short hair like a bob‚ wear short skirts until the knee and sometimes smoked and drank.  Why did this happen?  After the war a lot of the young men lost their lives resulting in a lot of women not getting married. These women decided they didn’t want to waste their lives waiting for someone‚ so they chose to live how they want to and this is how the flappers started out.  When?  The flappers started in 1920’s

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