Decade - 1910s

• The whole county because that happened during the great depression and u should have learned that in social studies gosh people never pay attention in class.

Yes, hostages were taken during World War I, primarily by various military forces in occupied territories. Often, civilians or local leaders were seized as a means of intimidation or to exert control over the population. Additionally, some governments interned enemy nationals as hostages to prevent espionage and maintain security. The practice, while not as widespread or systematic as in World War II, still occurred in various contexts throughout the conflict.

Great Britain's role in World War I was pivotal as one of the Allied Powers. Following the German invasion of Belgium in August 1914, Britain entered the war to uphold its commitments to Belgium and maintain the balance of power in Europe. The British military contributed significantly through key battles on the Western Front, and the country's navy played a crucial role in blockading Germany. Additionally, Britain provided financial support and resources to its allies, helping shape the overall strategy and outcome of the war.

At the beginning of World War I in 1914, the United States had a relatively small standing army of about 100,000 soldiers. However, this number increased significantly after the U.S. entered the war in 1917, as the government implemented a draft and expanded military training programs to mobilize millions of troops. Ultimately, around 4.7 million Americans served in the military during the war.

There are several people who may be the most knowledgeable on the earth. A short list would include the Dali Lama, Stephen Hawking, Paul Allen, and Christopher Hirata.

How did World War I change the way of life for women in the United States?

The Mensheviks and Bolsheviks split at their 1903 party conference in London from the Russian Marxist party the Social Democrats. The Mensheviks, led by Julius Martov, believed that the capitalist stage of Marxist ideology was yet to be played out. The revolution would have to wait for this stage to be completed and only then would the workers rise against the elite ruling classes. In the meantime, the Mensheviks wanted to recruits as many members as possible to assist with the revolution when it came. The Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, had conflicting ideas about revolution. They believed that revolution in Russia was imminent and wanted to hurry it along as swiftly as possible thus skipping the capitalist stage of Marx's ideology. Furthermore, Lenin wanted Bolshevik membership to be restricted so as to create a small band of professional revolutionaries.

No, not really. The cost was hardly justifiable in any way. The only real reason for making the attack was as a diversion for the main bloodletting of 1916, which was taking place at Verdun, between the French and the Germans. The whole idea was just to take some pressure off the French and prevent reinforcements being taken from the Somme front and sent to Verdun. After four months on the Somme all the British had gained was, in a few places, an advance of a few hundred yards and possession of some shell blasted mud. Or, as one comedian phrased it, they "moved General Haig's drinks cabinet six inches closer to Berlin".

Large construction was including steel and concrete to a greater degree, along with large powered machinery, such as excavators and cranes. Most hand tools were unpowered. Worker safety was poor, and there was no safety equipment on most jobs. Asbestos and lead were used extensively, since the hazards were not yet known.

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Bosnia wasn't an independent nation during the First World War, it was owned by Austria-Hungary at the time, the Emperor-King of Austria-Hungary was Franz-Joseph I until his death in 1916 and Charles I from 1916 until the dissolution of Austria-Hungary in 1918.

In the 1910s, the price of telephones varied widely based on the model and features. Basic models could cost around $10 to $20, equivalent to a few hundred dollars today, while more advanced versions with additional features could be much pricier. Additionally, the cost of telephone service was often bundled with installation fees, which could also add to the overall expense for households. Overall, owning a telephone was still considered a luxury for many families during that era.

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The major reason was White Star Line's major rival, Cunard Line, completed the RMS Mauretania and the RMS Lusitania. These two were the biggest and fastest ocean liners at the time, and White Star wanted to counter them. In a dinner party, White Star management devised a plan to make the three biggest, most luxourious liners in the world. These ships were, RMS Olympic, RMS Titanic, and HMHS Britannic.

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There was a lot of careless mistakes in the construction.

So i will list off some of the errors.

1. When the ship was still in the designing stage , bruise Ismay and his associates were discussing the deck space being quot "cluttered" and for this fatal mistake, there was only 16 lifeboats from its original 48 lifeboats, witch would be more than enough lifeboats for entire ship.

2. The water tight compartments. Thought to be as a waste of money for a "unsinkable" ship, but Tomas Andrews reasoned with the titanic's owner Bruise Ismay for 4 hours strait trying to get at least get 6 compartments. But Ismay thought that would not be necessary to be so cautious. but in the end he Ismay allowed only 4 compartments. when the iceberg hit, it flooded 5 compartments. Titanic could stay a float if only the 4 water tight compartments were filled , but not five.

3. The double bottom. thought to be indestructible due to its thick plating. but when they designed the Titanic, they did not reinforce the sides of the ship, so when it struck the iceberg the double bottom was breached and acted like a if the bottom was filling with lead. the result was the double bottom made the ship sink more fluently.

though`s are just some of the major flaws in the sinking and building of the ship.

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Long ago people used drums and smoke signals to keep in touch.

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For regular people, it'd be a wooden, carriage with donkeys.. But rich people had carriages that were metal, that had a roof, and with ponies. it had a heater inside it. But the disadvantage was that when the carriage tipped over you'd be set on fire.. Lol

In July 28, 1914