Why were flappers shocking to society?

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A. Social attitudes about men made it difficult for them to speak to

flappers

O

B. Flappers represented opposition to social change.

O

c. Social attitudes were opposed to independent women,

O

D. Flappers represented a return to 19th-century values.

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10 September, 15:39

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Tripp Powell · Answer 1

c or d

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Flappers were seen as outrageous and different therefore seen as weird and abnormal to the 19th-century general public.

Why were flappers shocking to society?OA. Social attitudes about men made it difficult for them to speak toflappersOB. Flappers represented opposition to social change.Oc. Social attitudes were opposed to independent women,OD. Flappers represented a return to 19th-century values.