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Decade - 1910s

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What was family life like in 1910?

Nothing like family life in 2010.........probably boring........yeah definitely without HD or Tivo.......too much togetherness...........*shudders*

Two parent family, probably 1 or 2 grandparents in the home, mother kept house and raised the children, possibly still using kerosene lamps for light, all meal were cooked from scratch, possible there was no inside toilet, bath once a week, all children did chores around the house, you walked to get somewhere, no phone, dairy products delivered to the home, husband/father was the boss, children were punished with a belt as needed, children were polite, respectful, no car, you entertained yourselves, played games, sang songs, maybe you had a record player, most likely had 3-5 brothers or sisters very little crime, didn't have to lock your doors, knew you neighbors, were fairly happy most of the time,

What did the Muslims think of Christians during the crusades?

they fought dat they was da bad peeps init!

Since the time of Constantine, Christians had gone on pilgrimages to the Holy Land. Even though Moslems had ruled Jerusalem since 638, Christians were still allowed to visit the city. By the 11th century, however, the situation had changed. Just as the number and frequency of pilgrimages to Jerusalem was at new peaks, the Seljuk Turks took over control of Jerusalem and prevented pilgrimages.

Who don't believe in violence?

you can't not believe in vilonce because everyone knows it is happening all over the streets every day. what you are meant to say is who thinks vilonce is wrong? or who is against vilonce which I'm against it if it isn't in self defence

What are four major causes of World War 1?

M-Militarism- To build up your armies

A-Alliance-To have an ally

I-Imperialism- To conquer other countries,etc.

N-Nationalism- To think that your country is the best

When was Russia facist?

Russia was by standard definitions never Fascist as it turned Communist some years before Mussolini invented Fascism.

What did the buildings look like a 100 years ago?

i neve knew you never known but i think its rocks and sticks

What could you buy for 10 cents in 1917?

Basically, you could buy:

  • Ice Cream Soda
  • Sundae
  • Egg Drinks
  • Tonic Water
  • Egg milk chocolate
  • Coffee(iced or hot)
  • Half a cantaloupe
  • Sliced Orange
  • Sliced Tomatoes
  • Sliced Cucumbers
  • Boston Baked Beans
  • Corn on the Cob
  • Salad
  • Ice Cream
  • Raspberries and Cream
  • Veal (10 cents a pound)
  • Duck, Dressed( 10 cents a pound)
  • Turkey (10 cents a pound)
  • Beef (10 cents a pound)
  • Pork (10 cents a pound)
  • A pond of dried apricots
  • Starch
  • Golden Cream Corn
  • String Beans
  • Early June Peas
  • Jams
  • Baking Powder
  • Macaroni
  • A yard of Madras Cloth
  • Sewing Pattern

Which body of water did the lusitania sink in?

The Lusitania was sunk near Kinsale, Ireland in the Celtic Sea, an area of the Atlantic Ocean south of Ireland. It was sunk on May 7, 1915 by the German submarine U-20.

What was life like in England in early 1900s?

There life was tireing as many people could not afford education, so children as young as 6-7 were sent to work in the factories to earn money for their family's. They would have to work from dawn till dusk everyday except a Sunday and many would die from terrible diseses.

What was an insurance fund financed by employers?

Workers' Compensation was an insurance fund financed by employers.

Could the peace treaties be justified at the time 1919?

the treaty were only signed in the interest of the victorious country the allies the defeated country have no say in the drawing up of the aggreaments.

How did Britain and France get involved with ww1?

France got involved because France and Russia had a treaty of alliance. Serbia was an independent country, and the Serbian intelligence service backed an organization of Serbian nationalists called The Black Hand. The Black Hand assassinated the heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and his wife. The Austrians were furious and made very harsh demands of Serbia. Russia had no treaty with Serbia but historically the Russians had considered Russia to be the "mother of the Slavs". So though not obligated to do so, the Russians decided to intervene and take Serbia's part. Had the Russians not intervened, it would have remained a dispute between Serbia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Since Russia meddled, and Russia was the largest European nation, with the biggest army, the Hapsburg rulers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire called on their ally, the Germans, for assistance. The alliance between France and Russia was aimed at Germany. Since the Franco-Russian alliance Germany knew that war with either France or Russia meant war with both. The German army had planned for what to do if Germany got into such a two-front war. They developed a plan which called for beating France quickly, before Russia could get fully mobilized. After France was defeated, Germany could turn its entire attention to Russia. So with war now imminent with Russia, the Germans attacked France.

As part of the plan to beat France quickly, the Germans had decided to invade France by going through neutral Belgium. This would allow the Germans to go around the French border defenses. But Germany and three other great powers were bound by an 1837 Treaty to perpetually respect and defend Belgian neutrality. Nevertheless, in 1914 the Germans invaded Belgium, on the way to France, because they were about to go to war with Russia. Great Britain was another party to the 1837 treaty guaranteeing Belgian neutrality. When German troops crossed the border into Belgium the British demanded that the Germans stop the invasion and withdraw from Belgium. The German foreign minister scornfully denounced the 1837 treaty as "a scrap of paper". So Britain went to war over the German violation of Belgian neutrality, as obligated to do so under the treaty.

What happened in the decade of 1910?

Well, here goes;

  • In 1918 women over 30 got the vote.
  • In 1914 The Great War started after a build up of tension in Europe and the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
  • My Great Gran was born.
  • Boy Scouts established in the US.
  • The Tango Catches On
  • The Chinese and Russian Revolution.
  • Mona Lisa is Stolen!
  • The structure of an atom is discovered.
  • The South Pole is Reached.
  • OREO COOKIES FIRST INTRODUCED!
  • The titanic sinks.
  • First crossword puzzle.
  • Charlie Chaplin first appeared as The Little Tramp.
  • First Traffic Lights
  • First Self-service grocery store opens in the US
  • Spanish flu pandemic
  • Daylight saving time introduced.
  • Battle of the Somme.

Can any one tell you what the On the front Long Service AAOCL badge represents?

AAOCL stands for Anglo-American Oil Company Ltd. My great uncle was awarded one of these long service badges. A yellow-metal lapel stud badge in the form of a six-point star with a small diamond at the top. It is inscribed on the back with his name and 'May 1928', the year that he joined the company.

What was it like Being black in the early 1900's in America?

Very hard. It had only been 67 years since they were given citizenship after the Civil War. Many were former slaves and had lived through the Civil War. Discrimination was still very much around. Black children couldn't go to the same schools as white, couldn't go to the public swimming pool, or to play in playgrounds. Adults couldn't eat in the same places as white nor still not vote in elections ( there were laws passed to prevent them from voting). Most Black residents of a city/town were forced to live in a separate section of the city/town ( along with other ethnic groups). Jobs were also hard to come by beyond a certain level and getting into a college was impossible for a black young man ( a woman wouldn't have a chance to enroll). There were no heads of major businesses that were black and a few business owners.

What did people wear in 1910-1920?

Between 1910 and 1920 people wore clothing that was durable and serviceable. The evening gown had gone out of fashion and was replaced by shorter hemlines and fringe or tassels. A high waist and loose or flowing dresses became more popular while men wore smoking jackets or evening coats with wide lapels.