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1920's America - In what ways was this an age of liberation for women? From the beginning of time, women were thought as child-bearers and carers of the home. They were there to satisfy their husbands, and produce the children needed to carry on the family's name and profession. They didn't need an education or the right to vote, their whole life usually revolved around the home, plus women were thought as too intellectually inadequate and delicate to make any real influential decisions. Modern day women would find such restrictions an insult, however, during these times, convention and the desire to please the men stopped women truly questioning their basic roles, instead they contentedly accepted them. Though during the 1920's in America, women did find themselves with more opportunities then ever before, the question of if it was the age of liberation still remains. The real issue about liberating women from...

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