Decade - 1930s

A 45 would have cost about 69 cents in the late 60's.

It was an internal affair following a failed coup by Nationalists under Francisco Franco against the established Republican government. The Soviet Union, Mexico, monarchists and a few International Brigades against the Spanish Army which was supported by Germany, Italy and Portugal. It is sometimes seen as a dress rehersal for WW2.

they were made of brick to be exact they had more supplies and they had more then one classroom and more than one teacher and they could afford more too

bankers and railroad companies

There was an abundance of racism and segregation. If an African-American was lucky enough to go to school, they were forced to write their race on everything even on the inside of books. Black families weren't wealthy. They could barely afford to put food on the table every night, better yet buy shoes for their children and themselves.
well borack Obama is a African American

Mussolini and the Italian Army invaded Ethiopia (it had a different name at the time) because he wanted their oil and so did Adolph Hitler. Mussolini had imperialist asperations too.

In 1908, the population of London, England was approximately 4,535,260. By the year 2008, the population of London had increased to 7.754 million people.

It led to the temporary death of the Republican Party thanks to Herbert Hoover until 1952, the election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, which led to the New Deal, a slew of programs that created the current Welfare state, as well as the concepts of Unemployment benefits, Social Security, and many, many public works programs that were created to create jobs for Americans willing to work and helped out the public good. These programs or projects could include cutting down trees, building dams (Hoover Dam), setting up power polls and lines to bring Electricity to America, building roads, cleaning, working in mines, e.t.c...

The first bombing attack on the World Trade Center parking garage February 26, 1993.

The siege at the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas began February 28, 1993.

The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers and their tributaries flood from April to October 1993.

Final episode of Cheers on May 20, 1993.

Pablo Escobar killed by authorities in Medellin, Colombia on December 2, 1993.

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In terms of British money, a pound of tea cost £ 1 10s. That would be a total of 30 shillings.

After the war of 1812, the British demanded the money they originally gave the United States when they were in charge. In turn, the banks demanded the money back from the people who they loaned it to. Tons of people went broke.

Gustav Stresemann provided workable solutions to many of the problems the Weimar Republic faced. He worked hard to regain the trust that Germany had lost during the war. He used diplomacy to persuade the French to leave the Ruhr when Germany failed to make a Reparation payment. To curb the country's inflation, he replaced Germany's old money with the Rentenmark.

Blacks were treated bad in the 1930's because they were not of the same race as the whites, so they thought they shouldn't be treated the same.

In the 1930's the colored people were treated badly because back then the "white" people didn't think "Black" people were just as equal to them. They didn't feel as though "blacks" were equal enough to be treated the same. That's why back then there were separate resturaunts,separate schools, separate bathrooms, separate water fountains, etc

The 1938 Adolph Hitler youth knife with a the motto could be worth as much as $500 or more depending on its exact variety and condition. Some models are worth a bit less and some are worth more.

Poor folks who were searching for work often lived in exposed shacks that didn't provide much protection. Others remained on family farms, and the dust in certain areas accumulated inside the houses.

The Great Depression (1929-1940) was a worldwide economic contraction which brought about economic hardship and in some nations, political instability. In the United States a general banking failure brought about increased government regulation of the financial sector along with the broadening of the social safety net through the introduction of Social Security. Unemployment, which reached 25%, was relieved partially by Public Works (The WPA). A general failure of the Agricultural sector which began well before the Great Depression was mitigated somewhat by Agricultural subsidies and by soil and land conservation projects (CCC). Other nations followed suit. The economic crisis caused the fall of the Weimer Republic in Germany with the rise of Adolf Hitler and National Socialism, and is seen as a major cause of the Second World War. The Great Depression also saw a rise on import duties throughout the world, which caused the Japanese Empire to militarily expand and which was also a reason for World War II. The failure of capitalism on the world stage also saw the growth of the influence of Communism throughout the world with the growth of Communist parties in Europe, North and South America and China, supported by the Soviet Union.

Rum runners and drug dealers... that's my guess.

Some inventions that came about during the Great Depression in the United States were the electric wringer washing machine, men's electric razor, the game Monopoly, and a Xerox copy machine. The chocolate chip cookie also came about during this time.

nurses Women in service had many jobs. Many women even joined to fight in the war. In Canada more than 45,000 women signed up. Some went into battle. Others were giving the jobs "drivers of light vehicles, cooks, clerks, messengers,and canteen helpers. They were paid only two-thirds of the basic pay allotted to men." (www.valourandhorror.com/DB/ISSUE/Women/Women_overseas.htm) The women who stayed at home continued raising their families, farming the land, and filling the jobs left unoccupied by servicemen. And don't forget, General Eisenhower's personal driver was a WAC

Businesses in the twenty-first century are complex, fluid, and customer-centric.

Historians generally accept two incidents involving China in the 1930's with Imperial Japan. The first was the "Manchurian Incident" (Mukden Incident-near a famous Russian-Japanese battle from the 1904-1905 war) which occurred in 1931/1933, depending on your source, which entailed the destruction a railroad track in Manchuria, triggering a Japanese military response. The second incident, occurred at or near the "Marco Polo Bridge", in 1937/1939, again according to your source of information. This too, triggered a Japanese military response.

The natavist belief that northern Europeans were superior to southern and eastern Europeans

why was isolationism so strong in the united states in the early 1930s

Well, you tell me, that is what I am going t find out.

Alvin Karpis John Dillenger was Public Enemy Number 1- He was killed in July followed by Baby Face Nelson and later Alvin Karpis was named Public Enemy Number 1