• In the early 1920 women were allowed to work, and get the equal amount of pay as men. At this time women also had the right to vote.
• Most of the women workers were of African-
American descent.
• Many were expected to be house wife's, mothers, and taking care of the children.
• Most men worked, more men were expected to work than women. Men could have higher jobs and positions than women that were in the workforce.

• In the great depression the southern economy lacked resources, This cause people to loose jobs.And the south had an unhealthy market.
• During the great depression the white people used the black people as slaves.
They took them away from there normal life’s to be slaves.

• In the free time the women did charity work to help the great depression.
• The popular culture would also go to the movies on a none work night. Some of the popular films were, Wizard of oz, Superman,
Gone with the wind.
• Technology became more advanced Rich families would listen to the commercials and the newest product was tea bags, which women were found of.
• In the radio business became popular and started to employ more people.

• Girls were expected to wear dresses and often played with dolls.
• It was okay for boys to fight but not girls.
• Neither boys or girls could use cuss words.
• Etiquette was an important part of the southern culture. Such as opening doors for ladies.
• Children as young a 10-18 worked in factories, canneries, and farms.

Men:
• Men wore high waisted pants, upper class males would wear hats. They used different hem lengths for the different times of the day.
Women:
• Mostly dresses, long or short. Big long cotes where common among upper class women.
Some where strictly dressed with long skirts or shirts that went up to the neck.

• Home maker - A woman who is a mother and takes care of the house and children. They do things such as cooking cleaning.
• Good family - The dad worked, and the mom was a home maker. They would most of the time also have a maid to help the family.
• Canneries - A place where they can food or supplies.
• Feminism - Supporting equal rights of males and females.
• The Great Depression - A decade of world economic crisis right before world war II

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