Decade - 1920s

It was known as the mafia, but was also called the Chicago Outfit, Capone's mafia, and the Capone family mafia.

Crossword puzzles had dictionaries placed on trains, teams competed in tournaments, the university of Kentucky offered in crossword puzzles. A Utah minister put his Sermon into a crossword puzzle.

driven by various factors such as industrialization, urbanization, and advancements in technology. These changes included a shift from agrarian to industrial work, increased urban living, the rise of consumer culture, and the adoption of new forms of entertainment and leisure activities. These changes led to a more modern and fast-paced way of life.

The people in the 1920's were known as the lost generation. They didn't have a sense of purpose and were questioning everything they knew. because of this they were trying new things to be different, new fads. Some of these include slang, flag pole sitting, jazz, mahjong, dances (the shimmy, the Black Bottom), and Harry Houdini

people were really mean

Wages cuts and working conditions

its means a quarter

Dick King-Smith lived to the age of 88 years old.

He was born on March 27, 1922 and died on January 4, 2011.

The fast-changing world of the 1920s produced ned roles for women in the workplace and the newtrends in family life. A booming economy opened new work oppurtunities for women in offices,sotres,factories,and professions. The same economy churned out time-saviong appliances andf products that reshaped the roles of housewives and mothers.

The most prominent movement was decreasing importance for unions throughout the country. Companies sought to diminish worker interest in joining or establishing unions by implementing deceptive and threatening tactics. Contracts were also enforced that prevented workers from becoming a part of any organized labor organization.

One new area where many young people wanted jobs was radio. Not all of the jobs paid very well, but the excitement of working in a new mass medium and possibly becoming famous was very appealing. In addition to trying to become radio singers or announcers, young people were getting jobs in various business offices, at newspapers and magazines, in department stores, and in movie theaters; those who lived in areas where manufacturing was strong might get work at a factory or learn a skilled trade like plumbing or carpentry. Depending one your education, you might also try to find work as a law clerk, or a nurse, or a teacher, but these required a college degree (something more young people were trying to attain).

well back in 1920 you see this plan accomplished the plan of Dawes. You see this was a stupid idiotic plan because all he was doing was killing inocent chimpanzies. These chimpanzies were incredible little creates like in the planet of the apes. In 1921 these chimpanzies were not only killed but they were forced to slotter a peaceful group of pandas with black spots. This caused the pandas knees to buckle effecting their circulatory system of their legs causing them to crumbling like an apple pie due to the fact that this caused cronic hip faliure in their spine. Then General Rosenbliger did this again

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african violets, geraniums, monstera deliciosa, spider plants, christmas cactus

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Grasses with long roots so they could live through droughts and fires. •Trees such as pine, spruce and fir. Both coniferous trees and deciduous trees, too. Farmers in this region grow oat, barley, wheat and more plants. It has a perfect climate so a variety of vegetation can grow easily.they can dance using many methods. they can do hip hop , jazz,etc

some kuttaas dont dance

kuttaas = dogs

dogs r mad

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An automobile or a telephone were both becoming widespread during the 1920s, not just a passing fad.

Food prices back in 1919 were considerably lower than they are today. Here are a few examples of food prices: 2 lbs. of flank $.32, pound of cheese $.41, 1/2 dried bacon $.21 and 1 dozen eggs $.61.

The kind that gets you drunk.

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the baby Ruth bar wasnt named after the legendary baseball player babe Ruth but president Cleveland's daughter Ruth Cleveland who died 16 years before the candy was invented

A bootlegger. The origin of the term goes back to the Civil War, in which soldiers would sneak alcohol into battle by concealing it in their boots. Rum-running also referred to the illegal production of alcohol during Prohibition.

Organized crime, violence, corruption of public officials, binge drinking, disrespect for the law, a realization that Prohibition was a terrible mistake that was creating enormous problems while solving none, binge drinking, death as a result of drinking tainted alcohol, illegal drinking establishments, and many more problems.

In West Valley City, Utah.

yes but it was called pepsi-cola

Though Marlboros were introduced in 1924 (as a woman's cigarette) the most popular brands of the day were (in order of popularity, most popular first): Lucky Strike, Camel, Chesterfield, Old Gold, Raleigh. The French brand Gitane was introduced in 1927. See link below titled "THE TOBACCO TIMELINE".

It most likely was about 2 or 3 dollars..But it really depends on where you you would've been buying you'r bread from them. So i cant really say but i would think that it was about 2-3 dollars.