What is the stereotype of the Jazz Age "flapper"?
A) a sophisticated, pleasure-mad young woman.
B) an idealized woman on a moral pedestal.
C) the "spiritual sister" of the suffragist who embraced 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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The Jazz Age "flapper" stereotype was of a young woman who was sophisticated, pleasure-seeking, and often seen as challenging traditional norms of behavior and dress.

What Is the Stereotype of the Jazz Age "Flapper