Decade - 1920s

Either going their and watching them or threw the radio. Either going their and watching them or threw the radio.

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Radio is so popular cos its ace har har

There was no NBA in 1920. The league came into being in 1946.

Canada was just infuenced by the U.S bacause of their success during "the roaring 20's".

"The Trespasser" (1929). Stars Gloria Swanson.

"Coquette" (1929). Stars Mary Pickford.

"Sadie Thompson" (1928). Stars Gloria Swanson.

"Wings" (1927). Stars Clara Bow, Charles 'Buddy' Rogers, Gary Cooper.

"Flesh and the Devil" (1926). Stars Greta Garbo, John Gilbert.

"La boheme" (1926). Stars Lillian Gish, John Gilbert.

"The General" (1926). Stars Buster Keaton.

"The Big Parade" (1925). Stars John Gilbert.

"The Merry Widow" (1925). Directed by Erich von Stroheim. Stars Mae Murray, John Gilbert.

"The Gold Rush" (1925). Stars Charles Chaplin.

"The Thief of Bagdad" (1924). Stars Douglas Fairbanks.

"Blood and Sand" (1922). Stars Rudolph Valentino.

"The Three Musketeers" (1921). Stars Douglas Fairbanks.

"The Sheik" (1921). Stars Rudolph Valentino.

"The Mark of Zorro" (1920). Stars Douglas Fairbanks.

Booms usually lead to a Stock Market Crash over time.

i think3 people died

1. She has never had a job since she had lack of experience.

2. she couldn't pay her rent so her landlady put her out.

*she also couldn't feed herself because she had no money.

No. In fact, many alcohol smugglers obtained their alcohol in Canada.

Adolf Hitler

WELL IT WAS THE SAME RULES BUT THE RACKETS WERE MUCH DIFFERENT: THEY WERE WOODEN, WHICH CHANGED THE GAME A LITTLE MORE LIKE WHAT IT IS NOW, BECAUSE NOW IT IS ALL POWER HIT MEANING YOU HAVE TO HIT HARD BUT BACK THEN IT WAS ALL PLACEMENT.

Not only have the frame materials changed, but, even more importantly, the allowable size of the racquet head is much greater now than it was only about 30 years ago: this has also added power and allowed greater range in string tension, which have both contributed to the modern "brush" stroke in tennis and more back court play.

Also, all Majors prior to 1968 were only open to amateur players - which, believe it or not, was where the Prestige lay - not in the 'professional' circuit. Because of this, the greater number of players did not turn professional.

So, back in 1920, nearly all players were amateur, the grass court tournaments held the most prestige, and tennis was mainly run by 'lawn tennis associations'. As tennis developed beyond the 1920's, the better grass court players soon learned that the better technique on grass was to be the serve and volley game.

1) collectivize agriculture (i.e., take the land away from the peasants); 2) establish heavy industry - steel, etc.

It provided for the return of ship wrecked American sailors, the opening of two ports to western traders, and the establishment of a US consultant in Japan.

yes one that i know of his name was paul salla.

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De Stijl Art Movement

I would answer, but I dont have one because I thought there would already be an answer.

The Harlem Renaissance

to list a few:Auriel Joliet,Howie Morenz,George Vezinas,George Hainsworth,Tiny Thompson,Bill/Bun Cook,Frank Boucher,Billy Burch,Joe Malone,Hap Holmes,Babe Siebert,Clint Benedict,Alex Connel,King Clancy,Lester Patrick,Frank Neighbor,Hap Day,red/Shorty Green.

it was george bush and his black friend obama

i belivie it was reggie Jackson

Urbanization was already occuring, especially in the "Roaring Twenties", but the affordability of cars and the availability of jobs for (predominantly) white families, most people chose to live in the cities. Most notable during the time were Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York.