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- Flappers
- 19th Amendment
- Working Women
- Today we will be learning about the American Revolution!
- TestTomorrow!
- Flappers were women in the 1920s known for their freedom. They pushed the boundaries and did things like wearing revealing clothing and smoking, things that were known as unacceptable.
- More Freedom
- In 1920, women were given the right to vote with the passing of the 19th Amendment.
- League of Women Voters
- With the men away to fight in the war, women took over some jobs and worked as teachers, servants, sales clerks, and factory workers.
- Housekeeping
- Hooray! Now I don't have to clean my husband's disgusting clothes and filthy crumbs anymore!
- Women did more rebellious and "unladylike" things, such as driving fast cars, drinking, smoking, and makeup.
- In 1920, Carrie Chapman set up the League of Women Voters. This educated women voters.
- Today I will be educating you about your new right to vote!
- New inventions like the washing machine and vacuum cleaner made it so women didn't have to work in the house as much
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