Roles of Women

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What political inequality did women face in 1900?

No vote

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In 1900, women were expected to attend social events with who?

Chaperone

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In 1900, what type of work did women do?

Low paid

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How many men were drafted into the army during WWI?

2.8 million

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How many women served in the army during WWI?

90,000

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By 1929, how many women were now working?

10 million

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Mass production of new technologies meant women had more of what?

Time

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With jobs, money, and time, what did women become the targets of?

Advertising

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Who did women look up to in terms of fashion or lifestyle?

Film stars

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What did the Congressional Union for Women's Suffrage aim to achieve?

Women to be allowed to vote

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What event did women contribute to that proved a turning point in allowing women to vote?

First World War

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What Amendment became law in 1920 that gave women the right to vote?

19th Amendment

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Which group of women were not totally in favour of the changing status of women?

Conservative women

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In 1924, in politics, who became the first female governor of Wyoming?

Nellie Tayloe Ross

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In 1926, who became the first mayor of an American city?

Bertha Knight

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What did the Women's Movement fail to get passed as law?

Equal Rights Amendment Act

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By 1930, what percentage of the workforce were women?

14%

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Who got paid more, men or women?

Men

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What happened to the divorce rate by 1929?

Doubled

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Women in which areas did not experience these big changes?

Rural areas

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What did some middle and upper class women begin to do about their restricted lives?

Rebel

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Name three famous Flappers.

Bee Jackson, Joan Crawford, Clara Bow

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What activities were Flappers associated with?

Dancing, drinking, smoking, driving cars and motorcycles

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Describe Flapper fashion.

Short bobbed hair, make up, perfume, shorter skirts

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Flappers socialised without who?

Chaperones

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Flappers danced, drank and smoked where?

Jazz Clubs

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Flappers were younger women from where?

The cities

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What was set up to challenge flappers?

Anti-flirt League