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    information about birth control. This newfound freedom of expression also felt more comfortable with the power of their sexuality. Women drank and smoked‚ as well as talk politics‚ with men‚ and “though few women became politicians‚ millions became flappers. In six years‚ hemlines went from ankle‚ where they had been for centuries‚ to the knee” (Hoffman‚ 193). Paula S. Fass writes in her essay‚ “Sex and Youth in the Jazz Age”‚

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    description about it. “The party started at the lobby‚ where a very big fountain pouring whisky forms all sides. As the party continued the people moved on to the backyard which had about one acre. People got ‘happier’ and ‘happier’ and some of the flappers started strip teasing to the cello players of the orchestra (…). People started throwing themselves to the pool or falling roundly on the floor. Some of the people that were in the party never left it until the next day. They either slept in the

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    other hand‚ always waits for George’s instructions on what to do and has a habit of forgetting information easily. George‚ often filled with frustration and stress about Lennie‚ told him‚ “So you wasn’t gonna say a word. You was gonna leave your big flapper shut and leave me do the talkin’. Damn near lost us the job.” In today’s modern society‚ however‚

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    The outbreak of World War I resulted in more than mere casualties. As men left their jobs to go into the service‚ women were needed to "step up to the plate." For the first time‚ women were called upon to fill factory assembly line positions. With the war’ conclusion in 1918‚ the United States emerged strong and prosperous. Women had aided in this accomplishment‚ and they began to embody the new era’s lighthearted attitude. The end of World War I eased American’s into a spirit of hope and newness

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    and the police seemed powerless to do anything against it. Classical music music was forgotten while malarky was spread throughout the land‚ and men like Bix Beiderbecke‚ Louis Armstrong ‚ and Numeration Basie became the heroes of the young. The flapper was born in the twenties‚ and with her bobbed hair and short skirt ‚ she symbolized perhaps more than anyone or anything else‚ America’s intermission with the past ‚" (Yancey‚ K.‚ 1989‚ English 102 Supplemental Guide‚ p.25). 3) "Of the more than

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    promotes. Disobedience is a beneficial human trait due to the fact that it allows people to be unique from one another. For example‚ Zelda Fitzgerald‚ wife of the writer of “The Great Gatsby”‚ was a very rebellious woman in the 1920s. Zelda was a flapper and frequently consumed alcohol which was frowned upon for women in the 20s. She believed that women should have more freedom to do what they desired and was seen as recalcitrant by most people. By being disobedient‚ Zelda was able to expand how women

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    “Mean Girls” In the story‚ “Bernice Bobs her Hair”‚ Bernice is visiting her cousin Marjorie for a couple of weeks. Marjorie has many friends‚ and socializes with her peers very well. On the other hand Marjorie’s cousin‚ Bernice‚ is the complete opposite. Bernice is quiet‚ doesn’t know anyone in town and is very awkward when others attempt to socialize with her. Although Marjorie tries to convince her friends to dance with Bernice at parties‚ no one really wants to be around Bernice. Throughout the

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    often mocked her clothing style and drastic hair changes‚ daring to be different. Because of the actions of Bow‚ a door was created for women everywhere to express themselves in a way that had never been expressed before. Women began to pursue this flapper self-image and refused to conform to the feminist advocacy because it was “old fashioned.” Women saw inspiration to change their lives and didn’t slow down from there‚ they “argued that they would be the first generation of women to have it all:

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    people that caused the crime rate to increase. http://www.history.com/topics/roaring-twenties The roaring twenties article on this website shows the different aspects during the roaring twenties such as cultural/racial differences; prohibition; flappers; and the jazz era. Although the website itself does not provide a lot of in depth information on several topics‚ It helps formulate questions on the prohibition era that later on will help research deeper into the subject of Prohibition such as:

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    Music is something known and popular around the world. People love to listen to music while relaxing‚ either warming up for a certain event or even listening to it while at work. We may find ourselves nodding‚ tapping or humming to the music because it sounds good and we may even sing while listening to the lyrics. Censorship is a big thing in music for various reasons. Censorship of music is the practice of restricting free access to musical works. This censorship may come from a wide variety of

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