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    Men were fancy and women were more free. Clothing such as Flapper dress and Cloche Hats became really high in fashion while the common suits for the males. Not only did fashion express an individual as a person, but it also represented their social status (History). Key Leader throughout the Harlem Renaissance originally…

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    The roaring twenties were the decade of modernization. Women had been fighting for years to gain respect and equality. World War I had ended two years prior, this was the time for a change. Women in the roaring twenties rejected all aspects of the Victorian age and were the driving force for the gain of women’s rights and modernization. The 1920’s were an indication the Victorian age was over. “Unemployment was down, from 4,270,000 in 1921 to a little over two million in 1927. The general level…

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    The women of Canada played a great hand in the victory of world war one, they were known for their efforts in the war and for their stepping up to replace men at home. Due to the events in the war, Canadian women are responsible for introducing the idea of gender equality in Canada since they were filling in for men’s jobs, enlisting in an all-woman nursing corps and obtaining the right to vote. The most notable work done by the women is the work done by the nurses. It was no…

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    Thoroughly Modern Millie depicts a story that takes place in the 1920, about a woman, Millie, who has a goal to find a job as a stenographer in the city of New York. She plans to be a stenographer to a wealthy businessman so she could eventually marry the man. Within the time that Millie spends in New York, she becomes friends with Dorothy, an orphan who check into the Priscilla Hotel. We learn that Mrs. Meers, the owner of the hotel, secretly sells her guests, into white slavery, and that her…

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    are there because he is too polite to tell them to leave. Additionally, the term, “old sport” is used repetitively throughout the book. It is Gatsby’s attempt to utilize the terminology of the Old Rich, a class he so desperately wants to connect with. Much to their chagrin, two characters, Nick and Tom Buchanan, take note of this overused term. As members of the ruling class they are able to recognize the insincerity of his language. The modern age was creating economic opportunities that…

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    Some people, films, books, and art are considered to be timeless and whatever allows someone or something to achieve this reputation is the value it has and the lessons and sentiments that it provokes. The book The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is considered to be timeless and the original movie’s reputation is not viewed as being any lesser. In fact, in recent years the movie was even remade into a more technologically advanced film. Even though both of the movies are based on the same…

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    Faucet Repair | Plumber Arlington Leaky plumbing fixtures can waste significant amounts of water over time, costing you money. Prompt leak repair will provide the advantage of water conservation, reduced cost, and the prevention of water damage to your home. Contact a Benjamin Franklin plumber in Arlington for faucet repair, fixture replacement, or other needed plumbing services. Identifying the Source of the Leak Inspect the following as potential sources of water leaks: • Sinks: Leaky faucets…

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    The Amazing Jazz Age Di’Join M. McCoy Central High School Abstract This paper is about the jazz age. This was around the years of the 1920s. A time of joy and a time of enjoyment. A time when the youth was free and did as they pleased honestly. The times where were very exciting for families and especially the youth /teens at the time. From the various music , to the various type of fashions the kid wore , all the was to the curled and greasy hair styles worn by the boys and girls. I you…

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    It focus not only on the female cast such as Daisy, Myrtle and Jordan, but other “minor” female characters. Many of the females are seen enjoying the freedom of the “flappers” in the Jazz Age (Crossref-it.info). We can see in the whole novel that are independent women's, but as well dependents, there is also patriarchal attitudes, and a degraded femininity. However, they manage to come together to develop the novel and…

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    Brimming with jazz bands, pools, party favors, and tons of alcohol, Gatsby’s residence is the quintessence of old-fashioned partying. The classical parties that Gil floats between have exciting conversations, flappers, and even indoor amusement parks. Both films deal with nostalgia. The Great Gatsby (2013) portrays the main character, Gatsby, earning to go back to give years ago, when Daisy was his and his alone. In A Midnight in Paris (2011), Gil wishes for…

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