Following World War I, the American culture changed significantly. Historians have pointed to many influences that shaped this new culture, including Jazz music, prohibition, changing fashion, and availability of automobiles. However, one of the greatest changes occurred in redefining the role of women in society. 1. To what extent is the cultural change of the 1920s a reaction to the devastation of World War I? 2. How did women’s rights change and how did women’s roles in society change? 3. What characterized the “New Woman," and what do the opposition sources tell us about the concern this New Woman brought? 4. What lasting impact do you see of the Flapper culture or the New Woman from the 1920s? 5. include at least one interesting question the readings raised for you.

Following World War I, the American culture changed significantly. Historians have pointed to many influences that shaped this new culture, including Jazz music, prohibition, changing fashion, and availability of automobiles. However, one of the greatest changes occurred in redefining the role of women in society. 1. To what extent is the cultural change of the 1920s a reaction to the devastation of World War I? 2. How did women’s rights change and how did women’s roles in society change? 3. What characterized the “New Woman," and what do the opposition sources tell us about the concern this New Woman brought? 4. What lasting impact do you see of the Flapper culture or the New Woman from the 1920s? 5. include at least one interesting question the readings raised for you.