Decade - 1910s

i would like to say they used letters and walked and actually spoke to the people they got a lot more excercise

I'm assuming that the question has to do with long-distance communications. Written letters send by surface mail or ships were the most common method. Telegraphs were now common, and were by far the speediest method of long-distance communications. The newly-invented Wireless Telegraph (an early form of Radio, which sent telegraph-like pulses, not voice signals) was becoming the primary means that ships used to communicate.

the people in 1910 would wear poofy skirts with panty hosens and a corset with a gurdle and a blouse with the shoulder poofed out.

*women*

also, they wore trousers, with belt buckles. they wore a button up blouse for men and a coat that went down to their waistline.

*men*

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Life in 1914 was centered on the cities. As jobs became more available, people moved from farming to working in factories and in industry.

Since it was the great depression, milk was $400 a gallon in 1910! WHOA! Ayalnesh's virus-free milk was the BEST! :) I LOVE CHEESE

Babe Ruth's Average income in 1914 was $1,900.00, so I guess in 1910, the average American family would have to earn $700 to meet the required standards...

Like anybody cares what countries world war1 was fought am I right?

stonemasons, blacksmiths, shopkeepers, squatters, farmers that kind of stuff

Even though there were around 500,000 cars registered in 1910, they were mostly owned by Doctors, Lawyers, Politicians, and the wealthy. Very few middle class people had them and the poor could not afford a car. The vast majority of the poor rode horses, or horse and buggy. The city poor walked or took the trolley or some sort of public transportation.

The Central Powers were Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria. The Allies were Great Britain (and the countries of its Empire),France, Russia, Italy, United States, Serbia, Greece, and Poland.

YES. The 1918 flu pandemic killed over 20 million people worldwide.

The Spanish Flu was a true Pandemic, affecting every corner of the world.

Dysentery is caused by drinking contaminated water. Soldiers in WW1 often did not have access to clean water supplies.

The Spanish inlfuenza was an especially virulent virus that spread across the world in 1918, killing many millions of people. It was likely carried around the globe by soldiers returning from World War I (1914-1918). Both soldiers and civilians may have been made more susceptible by malnutrition -- there were famines in many of the countries where the war was waged.

As many as 500 million people became infected, and between 50 and 100 million died.

Spanish flu if you mean the swine flu then i think it happened probably 2009.

None. The flood waters did not rush into Paris, creating great waves and washing people away; they rose gradually over a period of 10 days, then sank again over 35 days. Many people were flooded out, several houses crumbled slowly; but there were no deaths directly caused by the flooding.

In May 1889 over 2,200 people died in the Johnstown (Pennsylvania) flood. Other estimates over the years say that as many as 5000 may have perished.

Hoo Ah Kay , Tan tock seng , milkman , coolies , middlemen , money changer , Alexander Guthrie and the Arabs.

When buying iron for the Titanic's rivets, the company ordered No. 3 bar, known at the time as "best" - not No. 4, known as "best-best". Records show that shipbuilders of the day typically used No. 4 iron for anchors, chains and rivets.

Many of the rivets studied by the scientists - recovered from the Titanic's hull two miles down in the North Atlantic were found to be riddled with high concentrations of slag. This is a glassy like residue of smelting, slag can make rivets brittle and prone to fracture as it causes small pockets which are brittle. There are still reports (as complied by the UKs BBC) that there was actually a fire in the coal bunkers in the forward boiler room which was burning to such a degree that this may have added to the issue of metal fatigue. In their report the BBC found notes from firemen of the time at the dock that the hull glowed as the internal heat increased. Stokers were, until disembark time trying to shove out the hot coals to bring down the temperature. The enquiry post accident was, it is claim told to ignore this as it did not represent the instances of the collision

There were many colleges in the US, for instance, William & Mary, in Williamsburg, Chowan College in Murfreesboro NC, Guilford Female College NC,and many many more.

The RMS Titanic was completed March 31, 1912.