Decade - 1930s

It was a terrible decade with the dust bowl and the great depression.

The schools in the 1930's were not as engaging as they are today. Education was reserved for the wealthy families as the children of the peasants commonly worked in farms with their parents.

Ah, one of my FAVORITE things, Mobsters and such. In the 30's if you were a mobster you would of used a Tommy gun, 38. snub nose or a shotgun. those were the main ones.

56 cents

Depends entirely on age and condition - neither of which is indicated in the question, so no way to answer.

Made in 1910. Value depends on guage and condition.

Women in the 1930's were treated very poorly. They could not vote, they wetre looked down apon and were treated very much like slaves.

The roarin' 1920's were the opposite of the 1930's. The 1920's were a peak in the economy, wheras the 1930's were the time of the Great Depression.

there were many trends in the 1930's. one of them was that people loved to go to the movies. it was their escape from the real world and the depression era. also, there was a lot of fashion trends such as outrageous hats and large but petite hairstyles. I'm sorry that this is so short but these things are just from the top of my head. Feel free to edit

lol mr.w history class ftw. nice one ... too bad theres no awnser, would have def used it

-Germany

~people were mad that the treaty of Versailles was so bad for them

~Nazis came in and were like heyyy we will make a nice little safe place for you guys, and lets hate on the Jews since they betrayed Germany. Just listen to this cool dude Hitler

*and they did

*Hitler gave them a voice and seemed to be doing the right thing and standing up for what Germany lost. He used the Treaty of Versailles to gain power, because the entire society was mad that they got all the blame for WWI.

-Italy

~Mussolini used his connections of war vets to start the Fascist

Party, nationalist mood at the end of WWI

~he had 20,000 people ready to march on rome.

*with the threat of the march, the government named him Prime Minister

~convicted of murder, but the masses stood behind him and by 1926, all other parties except fascist had been dissolved and declared illegal.

There was the threat of the spread of Communism in America. Along with this threat, the Great Depression occurred in the early 30s crippling the world's economy. During the thirties, totalitarian leaders started to gain power, because they claimed to be for the people. Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin were all gaining political power in the thirties. These political conditions led to WWII.

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

how old is the gun? Email me, I might be interested in purchasing it.

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The major root cause for the sense of Isolationism portrayed by the United States in the 1930's was the Great Depression. With a World War I having just ended, the major economic catastrophe that hit the US caused our leaders to focus inward to affairs at home rather than abroad.

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1953 is a common date for Lincoln cents -- worth about 2 cents

Go on to google and type in, How black peole were treated in the 30's

I also have one of these and I am interested in findind out anything concerning this make and model shotgun. sorry its no help someone ? anyone? Vorisek's List shows Cracker-Jack Southern Arms Co as a Crescent Firearms product and Southern Arms Co Cracker Jack as a Harrington and Richardson.

the creation of the hepatitis B vaccine (1981) and haemophilus influensae type B vaccine (1985.

The dust bowl drought of the 1930s was a natural disaster which resulted in some three million people walking off their farms in the Great Plains. The ploughing of the natural vegetation of the grasslands, and the planting of wheat which could not survive the drought, resulted in the exposure of tonnes of bare earth, which in turn gave rise to continuous dust storms.

According to William O'Brien's "History of Irish Sweepstakes" the winner was Walter Bass, who was always know as being lucky. Records indicate the horse, Blarney Boy, was a long shot so Walter sold half the ticket for $10,000, but Blarney won by a nose over Jerry of Kilkenny. Jerry of Kilkenny was flying down the home stretch when Blarney kicked in the after burner and closed the gap. This was won by st maries

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If the virus enters the bloodstream a range of symptoms can be exhibited. In 1% of cases it enters the Central Nervous System. It destroys motor neurons leading to muscle weakness. Different types of paralysis occur. Spinal polio is the most common.

Relief of symptoms rather than a cure (there is none) is the focus for people who contract it. Antibiotics are used to prevent infection, pain meds, physical therapy, corrective shoes, and orthopedic surgery.

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during the 1900's Australians, because of their European heritage, ate snails, frogs legs and cows hearts. they were also great partners with Asia, so often ate fried rice, chow mein and beef black bean. although australians have always eaten their favourite, two minute noodles.