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1920’s Women

Target Determine how women’s roles changed during the 1920’s by comparing it to today’s woman.

Jobs Booming industries Office work Factories Stores

Professional Jobs Teachers Librarians Typists Secretaries Stenographers Nurses 24% of American Workers

Family Birth rate goes down Why? Availability of birth control Simplified family life New electrical technology More free time

Marriage Divorce rate increases Why???

Family Life Housewives If they work…husband is a failure Rebellious teens Why? Strict child labor laws Kids in school Peer pressure

Life Styles “Tomorrow we die” attitude Flapper New fashions + urban attitudes Fun, dancing, partying, casual dating More assertive Bid for equal status

Double Standards

Target Determine how women’s roles changed during the 1920’s by comparing it to today’s woman.

Questions 1. What is Pop-Culture? 2. What can Pop-Culture tell us about society?