In the 1920s a “new woman” came about yet some even called them flappers. A flapper was a young woman with bobbed hair and clothes they would normally not wear. They also dranked, smoked, danced, voted, and did things that were “unladyliked” that some would say. Although some women didn't adapt to this change they still got some new freedoms out of this like voting. The discovery of birth control made it possible for them to have fewer children. This was also the year of the jazz age which gave women and young people the ability to dance like the Charleston, the cake walk, the black bottom, and the flea hop. Many loved the freedom they felt on the dance floor.
