EDIT IMW931483 Fashionable, independent women in 1920s Paris

The video explores the cultural and social dynamics of the 1920s, focusing on the flapper phenomenon and its impact on women's roles. It also touches on the spending habits of Americans in France and the role of the gigolo as a practitioner of an ancient art.

What was a significant reason people wanted to spend their money in France during the 1920s?

• France had the best shopping malls.

• France was a symbol of cultural sophistication.

• France offered the cheapest goods.

• France was the only country accepting foreign currency.

What was a defining characteristic of the flapper in the 1920s?

• She was known for her conservative lifestyle.

• She avoided social gatherings and public events.

• She embraced new freedoms and challenged societal norms.

• She adhered strictly to traditional gender roles.

How did the flapper influence her peers?

• By promoting traditional values.

• By inspiring them to think independently and embrace new activities.

• By discouraging any form of social interaction.

• By encouraging them to stay at home.

In what way did the flapper challenge the norms of her time?

• By excelling in activities traditionally dominated by men.

• By refusing to participate in any social activities.

• By mastering traditional domestic skills.

• By avoiding any form of entertainment.

What was the general perception of the gigolo's profession?

• It was considered a new and modern profession.

• It was seen as an ancient yet useful art.

• It was regarded as a dangerous occupation.

• It was thought to be a declining profession.