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- Women in the 1920's
- The 18th amendment
- The new syle
- Women in the 1920's had changed from the past year they can now go out and party's, drink, smoke. Just doing things that would seem "unladylike" from the past years.
- Women in there work pace
- The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote. which was a big deal they almost have the same amount of right as men now. which is crazy because 1 year ago, before this they could barley do anything without permission from there husband.
- League of Women
- The new style of women is a big difference from the past year. They stared to show there knees because it is not seemed as "womanlike"
- Nellie Tayloe Ross
- Women in the 1920's worked as operators,sale's clerks, secretary. these jobs were new for women, this is where men would heaved worked a couple of years back.
- The League of Women was a group of women that try to get women's rights. And after many years of trying they got women the right to vote.
- Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first women Governor. she was the Wyoming Governor from 1925-1927. It was a big part in women's history.
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