Why the league of nations found it difficult to be fully effective in the 1920's?
because the us government didn't want to be apart of it and because it was Wilson's plan/idea and he wasn't in it the league was weak and didn't have alot of power over Europe
What was NOT a reason that union membership and influence fell during the 1920s?
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What did the flappers of the 1920's represent?
Flappers were women who wore there boot straps undone. As a result the the belt like straps flapped as they walked, giving them the nickname Flappers. This was only for a rebellious stage for women which later on became a historical movement, that even Amelia Earhart supported.
Was William Lloyd garrison a former slave?
William Lloyd Garrison was not a slave. He was an American abolitionist who published the abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator. He founded the newspaper in 1831.
What led to bahamians to migrate to Florida?
There were several things which led Bahamians to migrate to Florida. One of the biggest reasons for Bahamian migration was to salvage wrecked ships.
Despite the weakening of the progressive reform drive after World War 1 during the 1920s?
The idea that government had some role to play in managing the economy had become firmly established.
What prompted the sharp rise in high school enrollment during the 1920s?
The war was over so America could focus on other national concersns such as education
There was not an official wage for workers, as minimum wage wasn't established until 1938.
In 1920, skilled/semi-skilled men earned roughly $29.16 weekly, hit a cap of about $32.60 in 1929, but fell again to $29.93 by 1930.
For unskilled men, wages were roughly $22.28, $24.40, and $22.47 for those respective years.
Likewise, women earned about $15.14, $17.61, and $16.40 respectively.
How did transportation change in the 1920s?
In a world where heading to the grocery store is 3 miles east and 30 minutes away, the need for improved transportation was in demand. The first automobile, however, was not invented in the 1920's. In a world where heading to the grocery store is 3 miles east and 30 minutes away, the need for improved transportation was in demand. In 1866 Richard Dudgeon, native to New York, invented the first automobile powered on steam. Its effects paled in comparison to the force of the gasoline powered automobile on American society.
What does flappers mean in 1920s history?
Flappers had bobbed hair cuts and wore shorter skirts with a lower hem line which made it easier to dance to the new styles of music they had in the 20s such as jazz. Flappers smoked, drank, cursed, voted and went to petting parties. They called it the new women. They wore lots of makeup and highly educated people called them the lowest degree of intelligence.
Why were financial experts issuing warnings about business practices during the 1920s?
The banks would close because nobody could pay back their loans
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.
What called for the abolition of private property in order to equally distribute wealth and power?
Communism called for the abolition of private property in order to equally distribute wealth and power. Communism has no social classes and gives people freedom from oppression.
Name given to movies with sound 1920's?
The name given to movies with sound during the 1920s was "talkies".
Were vampires real in the 1920's?
Vampires do not exist, they are mythical creatures like werewolves. People who pose as vampires, and drink blood for example, as some murderers have, are not vampires, just disturbed human beings.
What was the speed limit in the 1920's?
Speed limits in the 1920s varied greatly depending on date and region. At the start of the decade, most roads were still unpaved and two wheel brake systems kept speed limits low, about 10 to 20 miles per hour in towns and built up residential areas. On the open road, speed limits averaged 20 to 30 miles per hour. By 1930, however, roads had improved significantly and automobiles were becoming more sophisticated. Typical speed limits in 1930 were 20 to 35 mph in cities and towns and 40 to 50 on the new concrete highways.