To which era in American history did flappers belong?

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"Flapper" was the term for the free-spirited, good-humored party girls of the Roaring Twenties. They often had bobbed (chin-length) hair, wore knee-length dresses, danced and drank bootlegged whiskey in speakeasies (since the '20s were the height of Prohibition). Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby and her real-life inspiration, Zelda Fitzgerald, are often regarded as the quintessential flappers.

To Which Era in American History Did Flappers Belong