Question

picture of a flapper. thirteen qualifications: no. 1, hat of soft silk or felt; no. 2, bobbed hair; no. 3, flapper curl on forehead; no. 4, flapper collar; no. 5, flapper earrings; no. 6, slip - over sweater; no. 7, flapper beads; no. 8, metallic belt; no. 9, bracelet of strung jet; no. 10, knee - length fringed skirt; no. 11, exposed, bare knees; no. 12, rolled hose with fancy garter; no. 13, flat - heeled, little - girl sandals. —weekly journal - miner, prescott, arizona, august 2, 1922 which inference about the 1920s is supported by this illustration? a women confronted discrimination in employment and education. b women challenged traditional attitudes and social norms. c reform organizations targeted womens issues. d mass media reflected trends popular in rural communities.

Explanation:

The illustration shows a flapper, a symbol of the 1920s. Flappers were known for challenging traditional social norms. Their fashion (short skirts, bobbed hair) and behavior went against the more conservative norms of the past. Option A about discrimination in employment and education is not shown here. Option C about reform organizations targeting women's issues isn't indicated. Option D is wrong as flappers were more urban - based trends.

Answer:

B. Women challenged traditional attitudes and social norms.