Decade - 1930s

well some of the board games that were out during this time were monopoly, chess, checkers, and halo 2. The most popular was the Halo 2.

less then now

germany tv video recorded the opening of grave in iraq 1932.

i dunno but im guessin if sweets were half pence theyd be alott

In the 1930's gas was about 17 cents a gallon in the US.

John Steinbeck was the novelist who portrayed the strength of poor migrant workers during the 1930s in his novel "The Grapes of Wrath." Steinbeck's novel highlighted the struggles and resilience of these workers during the Great Depression.

Phantom Lady, a female detective type had the secret identity of Joan Knight, which was NOT reflected inher costume! She was the daughter of a high-ranking poice officer. Phantom Lady should not be confused with the Lee Falk character The Phantom/

Some major themes of literature in the 1930s included the impact of the Great Depression on society, the rise of social realism highlighting the struggles of working-class individuals, and political activism reflecting the turbulent times of the era. Additionally, themes of existentialism and disillusionment were prevalent in response to the geopolitical uncertainty of the time.

None, I don't think, but the 1936 Berlin Olympics were on, and The First Jules Rimet Cup (soccer/association football)was hosted in Uruguay in 1930.

Sorry I couldn't be much help...wait, the skateboard was considered to have been invented in the 1930's!

Native Dancer

6/10/09- Comment on the "answer": Native Dancer was dead by the 1970's. (born in 1950- died 1967)

The 1930s was the midst of the Great Depression, and children commonly resorted to creating their own games with the few toys they had. Activities were often imaginative and toys homemade or very cheap, yet children were still able to enjoy their free time. A number of board games were developed in the 1930s that are still around today. Scrabble was created in the early 1930s. Children also spent time outdoors in neighborhood settings and engaged in imaginative, open play. In the winter sledding and skating were popular outdoor activities.

Amendola

They played games such as Monopoly because they were cheap, they gambled for money, watched and bet on horse races, went to movies, and read books. President Roosevelt made stamp collecting popular. People went to baseball games or listened to them on the radio; the Yankees were very popular.

What do yo mean by "most popular" - biggest attendance or biggest participation?

Baseball from sandlot pickup games to the major leagues had the greatest number of participants.

Horse racing had the highest attendance.

Babe Ruth, Bobby Jones and Jack Dempsey

The most popular sports in the 1920's were boxing, baseball, basketball and football but other sports also attracted vast interest such as ice hockey, tennis, athletics, golf and swimming, especially when sports stars achieved worldwide success.

Perhaps a new Roman Empire...

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During the 1930s, many European governments experienced a shift towards authoritarianism as economic instability and social unrest fueled the rise of totalitarian regimes. Countries like Germany and Italy saw the ascendance of fascist leaders, such as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, who capitalized on nationalist sentiments and promises of restoration. Meanwhile, in Spain, the Spanish Civil War led to the rise of Francisco Franco's dictatorship. Overall, the decade marked a significant decline in democratic governance across Europe, with many nations succumbing to autocratic rule.

It is a monument to honor Washington. That is all. No meaning or other purpose.

Would depend on exactly where you were, but in much of the US in 1932, it was about 18 cents for a dozen eggs.

Yes in order to make it past the treaty of Versailles