In the United States,the Flapper of the 1920s Represented

question 38

Multiple Choice

In the United States,the flapper of the 1920s represented

• A) the determination of women to become writers and artists.
• B) the hopelessness that was pervasive among American youth.
• C) a youth culture that sought radical cultural and political reform.
• D) a challenge to women's traditional gender roles.

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Employee Assistance Program

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