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Bimbo history 1920 

Transition to the 1920 brought major changes to America and bimbos. The American economy was booming after WW1 so many American felt rich and experienced major social change. This was especially seen in woman having more freedom with country giving the right to vote to all women.  The temperance movement which had a surprising number of do good bimbos finally got their way and had prohibition put In Effect.  

With the sale and manufacturing of alcohol now illegal this gave the opportunity that created organized crime. Gangsters created speakeasys illegal bars that people could come to enjoy booze and jazz. This attracted a great deal of bimbos that lived for the flapper life style.   

Flappers wore short comfortable dresses. bob hairstyles. Loved to dance the Charleston. Smoke drank and spoke in unlady-like manner. They also were very casual about sex. Bimbos cranked the flapper style to the max.  Unfortunately many bimbos fell to the gangster life style becoming the mistresses to notorious gangsters like Al Capone.   

Other changes included the first sound film, including the first Micky mouse cartoon. So the first movies star became a thing, several bimbos included. Jazz became popular due to the great migration of African Americans moving north helping cause the Harlem revolution.  Many sports became popular which many bimbos loved to attend. Babe Ruth started his career, horse races became popular for all classes. 

As well as the first winter Olympic s along with summer Olympics with women finally being allowed to play.  With all this wealth and entertainment bimbos were living the good life and the dangerous life with some getting Hurt in the process . And with the mass production of the model-T Ford bimbos were everywhere.  

It was a time to live free and while until the 1929 crash that lead to the 30’s and Great Depression