The Roaring Twenties "Flapper" Represented __________

question 83

Multiple Choice

The Roaring Twenties "flapper" represented __________.

• A) a small group of young, white, middle-class females
• B) broad new cultural patterns affecting most Americans
• C) Afro-American influence on mass culture
• D) an unrealistic Hollywood image that reflected few real American women

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Definitions:

Maxim

A concise statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct.

Rule

A prescribed guideline for conduct or action established by an authority, which governs behavior within specific contexts.

Morality

Norms that identify the difference between laudable and blameworthy habits.

Summun Bonum

A Latin term meaning the highest or supreme good, often used in ethical, philosophical, and metaphysical contexts to denote the ultimate importance or aim.