Answer:
Long hair
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Light makeup
Long, waistless dresses
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Explanation:
Flappers were the 1920s young Western women who became symbols of the Roaring Twenties, the social, and political movement that followed the ending of World War I. They were recognized for their short skirts, the use of strings of beads, a short hairstyle, and heavy makeup. They used to listen to jazz and rejected the expected behavior for women at the time: drinking, smoking, driving, and having casual sex were the ways they used to challenge social norms.
