Why did young women who were known as "flappers" in the 1920s often face disapproval?

a. they rejected traditional ideas about women's appearance and behavior.

b. they worked together to fight for political rights for the underprivileged.

c. they encouraged thrift when most people wanted to spend money.

d. they protested against u. s. involvement in foreign wars.

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Thalia Bradshaw

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17 November, 06:18

Why did young women who were known as "flappers" in the 1920s often face disapproval?

a. they rejected traditional ideas about women's appearance and behavior.

b. they worked together to fight for political rights for the underprivileged.

c. they encouraged thrift when most people wanted to spend money.

d. they protested against u. s. involvement in foreign wars.

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Margaret · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. Young women who were known as "flappers" in the 1920s often face disapproval because they rejected traditional ideas about women's appearance and behavior. Hope this answers the question.