The American Dream of the Roaring 20s No care in the world, political change, and dynamic of socializing boast of the 1920s.The first time in the time people were having fun and living the American Dream. This Dream was for anyone to achieve success in their life no matter where they came from, it also included the little things. Fashion, music, and the change of women. “Many Americans were uncomfortable with this new, urban, sometimes racy “mass culture”; in fact, for many–even most–people in the United States, the 1920s brought more conflict than celebration. However, for a small handful of young people in the nation’s big cities, the 1920s were roaring indeed.” The small percentage of people living the world of celebration also had the
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Flapper girls were young women that were attractive, fun, and flirtatious.This was a drastic change from the original women, there skirts were cut shorter, every piece of fabric on them was cut and trimmed into fring. It was made this way to make many of them move without fear of tripping, ripping and more this helped them no problem dance all night. The hair of many was cut in a bob like style that was fairly short, so that the opposite of many ladies wanting long hair. This style was slick down up to the ear and hair falling on each side of the ear. Flappers not only changed their hair drastically but used makeup a lot more than ever before. Heavy makeup, eyeliner, lipstick, and powder. As you assume the flapper girls took risk and there attitude was reckless, being different was the new cool for them and they wanted to be heard and looked …show more content…
The role of the women was required to do all house chores, clean, cook, and take care of their children or any animals. This was very tiring job for them the women had no right for any laws, men having some type of ownership with women. They wanted the change, they wanted equality and sooner or later they did, many started working and taking the role of many men. Women no longer dependent on men to live or eat, many of them soon started working more and staying at home less. Society finally thought it was acceptable for women to work, vote, and freely do what men can do. If women heard what would actually happen in the next years they would not believe anyone and would be surely flabbergasted by all the freedom. With all this freedom man women began to be reakless, kissing multiple men or more, smoking ,drinking, and enjoy the music that soon the era would be named after
Flapper girls were young women that were attractive, fun, and flirtatious.This was a drastic change from the original women, there skirts were cut shorter, every piece of fabric on them was cut and trimmed into fring. It was made this way to make many of them move without fear of tripping, ripping and more this helped them no problem dance all night. The hair of many was cut in a bob like style that was fairly short, so that the opposite of many ladies wanting long hair. This style was slick down up to the ear and hair falling on each side of the ear. Flappers not only changed their hair drastically but used makeup a lot more than ever before. Heavy makeup, eyeliner, lipstick, and powder. As you assume the flapper girls took risk and there attitude was reckless, being different was the new cool for them and they wanted to be heard and looked …show more content…
The role of the women was required to do all house chores, clean, cook, and take care of their children or any animals. This was very tiring job for them the women had no right for any laws, men having some type of ownership with women. They wanted the change, they wanted equality and sooner or later they did, many started working and taking the role of many men. Women no longer dependent on men to live or eat, many of them soon started working more and staying at home less. Society finally thought it was acceptable for women to work, vote, and freely do what men can do. If women heard what would actually happen in the next years they would not believe anyone and would be surely flabbergasted by all the freedom. With all this freedom man women began to be reakless, kissing multiple men or more, smoking ,drinking, and enjoy the music that soon the era would be named after