What Is the Stereotype of the Jazz Age "Flapper

question 17

Multiple Choice

What is the stereotype of the Jazz Age "flapper"?

• A) a sophisticated, pleasure-mad young woman.
• B) the key to the success of the Harlem Renaissance.
• C) the "spiritual sister" of the suffragist since both suffragists and flappers supported feminist political action.
• D) the product of publicists and advertising agencies.
• E) the evangelical Christian woman who followed the teachings of Billy Sunday.

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