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In 1930, January 26th was celebrated as Indian Independence Day.

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No. Apostrophes are used to show contractions and possesion. Though many people use the apostrophe in dates it is, in fact, incorrect.

But what about an adjectival use? "I don't like 80s' music" seems OK - it was rubbish, and "80s'" is used to mean "of the 80s".

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The Great Depression had big effect on the music in the 1930's. The Music reflected how the people were feeling at that time. People sought out the happy rhythms of jazz as a kind of refuge from the Depression. There was no television, so radio and ballrooms provided most of the outlets for entertainment. Many performers gained popularity through a combination of live and broadcast performances. Concerts were also performed in movie theatres, often as part of a double bill with a film. Ticket prices were often kept artificially low so fans went to live performances as often as a few times a week. There were thousands of dance bands; some of the most popular were led by Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw and Count Basie. There were also many vocal groups including the Mills Brothers, the Andrews Sisters, the Pied Pipers, and on and on ...

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The German word 'untermensch' translates to sub-human. Untermenschen (in the eyes of the Nazis) included Jews, Gypsies, Communists, Russians, and other 'inferior peoples.'

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Racist white people of the past (just like present thinking of racist white people of today) thought it was okay to treat blacks badly because they convinced themselves no race was greater than the white race and, in many instances, no race was lower than the black race. Many of the racists felt blacks were either animals or even lower than that, so, to them, they had no right to be treated like human beings.

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In 1839, with her husband, Captain Archibald Chisholm.

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Not only did Niagara Falls freeze over in 1932, it also froze over in 1911. It did not freeze solid, however, as there were a few trickles of water that still flowed. The link below has some spectacular photographs of both events.

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Charles t. Lindbergh Louis Armstrong, Clara Bow, Georgia O'Keefe, George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Charlie Chaplin, Al Jolson, Henry Ford, George Washington Carver, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Coco Chanel, Babe Ruth, and David Sarnoff to name a few

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Benny Goodman Im taking a music class now and also you could type Benny Goodman into google and look under the wikipedia tab.

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A sailor's life was difficult in the 1930s. Sailors often worked very long hours and had little to do for entertainment. The food was usually horrible and the work was backbreaking.

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John Porter thrived as Klan leader and became mayor of Los Angeles in 1928.

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The wont chritianty to be the state religion but all the people was Muslims which is mean Islam was the Majorty

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The giving of a ring in the shape of a belt buckle began in Victorian times and was symbolic token of the close relationship between the giver and the wearer.

Buckle rings have also come to denote strength, loyalty and protection.

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Mention The Name Of Two Revolutionary Organisation of Bengal

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women started to wear trousers.

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In 1935 Italy invaded Abyssinia (Ethiopia), a primitive country with a small and poorly equipped army, and no air force. The world was outraged but Italy was not stopped. As with the earlier Japanese invasion of Manchuria, the League of Nations proved itself impotent when it came to curtailing such aggression. In 1938 the Munich Conference doomed the small nation of Czechoslovakia to German occupation because Mussolini portrayed himself as a peacemaker but actually was in partnership with Hitler. In 1939 Italy and Germany signed the Pact of Steel which became the basis for the Axis alliance in World War 2; an alliance which Japan would later join.

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Depending on vehicle approx. $500-700

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This is not an answer. Everything is wrong in this site i dont recommond it for you

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He ran with William Franklin Knox.

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Until April of 1930, it was the Woolworth Building. Completed in 1913, the Woolworth Building was the tallest building in the world until it was surpassed by the Bank of Manhattan Trust building, now known simply by its address, 40 Wall Street.

The 40 Wall Street building was the tallest in the world only for a few short weeks, from the time of its completion in April 1930, until it was surpassed by the Chrysler Building, which was completed on May 28, 1930.

Like 40 Wall Street, the Chrysler Building also enjoyed the title of World's Tallest Building for a very short time. It was soon surpassed by the Empire State Building, which opened on May 1, 1931.

The Empire State Building was the tallest in the world from the time of its completion in 1931, until it was surpassed by World Trade Tower 1 (the North Tower) in either 1970 or 1972 (different sources give different dates).

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Probably 18 karat gold/nickel alloy. White gold is gold mixed with nickel and looks silver.

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Automotive Technology: * The first trip of the first automobile is completed. * New York City starts to install traffic lights. * The worlds tallest building in the US is built (The empire state building) * Ub Lwerks develops the first color and sound cartoon known as fiddlesticks * In 1930 Warner brothers develops there first full screen movie known as "Song of the flame" * Air mail is developed the first postal system to go over the Atlantic Ocean. * Radar( Rad)(Radio direction Finding) was invented in 1938 * The company 3M releases SCOTCH TAPE to the market in 1933 * The a4 Atlantic steam locomotive is invented in 1935 * Nuclear fission is discovered in 1939 * The Volkswagen beetle is discovered in 1929 * The electric razor is invented IN 1931 * The ballpoint pen is invented in 1938 * The electron microscope is invented in 1939 * The FM radio is discovered in 1939 * The helicopter was invented in 1936 * The jet engine is invented in 1930 * Nylon is discovered in 1931 * Magnetic recording is discovered in 1936 * The photocopier is discovered in 1938

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Almost all road vehicles ran on petrol (gasoline). Diesel existed but was rare and unusual.