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Decade - 1930s

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What nation did the Japanese see as the greatest obstacle to their goal of conquering all of East Asia in the 1930s?

The USSR. Japan had fought Tsarist Russia in 1904-1905; then again (Soviet Union) in 1939, at Nomonhan.
Japan was beaten in the Battle of Khalkhin Gol, but the advent of the Soviet war with Germany meant that Japan would commit most of its forces to the rest of the western Pacific.

What is the estimated value of Colt Texas Sesquecentenial 25 single action Army in never-fired mint condition with the box and paperwork?

If you mean the 1985 Texas 150th sesquicentenial SAA .45 cal sheriffs model?

standard model $1495

premier model elaborate engravings $4995

Most everyone that buys commemoritives never fire them and keep boxes. Fired and without boxes drops value a lot.

Most commemoritives don't gain value because no one that buys them ever shoots them so they're all the same.

What was the stimson doctrine?

This document basically said that the US was not to recognize any administrative or territorial changes that Japan imposed upon China. This was also recognized when speaking of the Soviet Union taking over three Baltic countries. It was the idea of forced expansionism prevention.

Explain the responses of the European democracies to the military aggression by Italy and Germany during the 1930's?

During the 1930s, Italy and Germany were very aggressive towards other countries. The European democracies responded by letting them know they wouldn't tolerate the aggression.

Picture of man falling off Hoover Dam?

Is there a picture of a man falling off Hoover Dam during construction and he is waving?

What was food like in the 1930s?

they ate pie and corn and muffins and they also ate whatever they could find

Why did Britain and France adopt the policy of appeasement regarding German aggression in Europe in the 1930s?

Primarily because they were not prepared (militarily or politically) to fight Germany or resist Hitler at the risk of war, until Hitler attacked Poland on September 1, 1939. Although they did not entirely trust Hitler, they hoped that Hitler's aggressions would end after he seized the Sudetenland in October 1938.

What was the food and drinks like in the 1930s?

The Depression occurred during the 1930s, and this forced many people to cut back. Most Americans were not eating in fancy restaurants, and cooked at home to save money. They ate less meat, fish and poultry, and many households had to cut back on fresh fruits. Instead, they ate lots of fresh and canned vegetables. Recipes that used few ingredients, such as cake made without flour, became popular. Many women grew their own garden produce rather pay for canned goods. Cobblers, cold salads and meatloaf were all popular at dinner parties.

Why is indoctrination important in totalitarian states?

The Government must find a way to convey its teachings and laws in a way so that the people follow them without any problems or idea of revolution.

What was the federal governments immediate response to the economic crisis of the 1930s?

The federal government did not have an "immediate" response. It did introduce protectionism, in which they add tariffs, or taxes on foreign imports, so that Canadians would by Canadian products, thus stabilizing the economy. This action was a replication of what the U.S did.

Carrington hospital records pt Chevrolet Auckland also use to be known as oakley back in the 1930s?

Oakley hospital was divided into "Oakley" and Carrington in the early 1970s. I was working there from 1959-63/ 1966-691985-88.

How much did a TV cost in the 1930s?

TVs were very rare in the 1930s and 1940s. They cost the equivalent of about 2,000 dollars and had a grainy, hard to see three in screen.

Who were the mayors in Arlington Heights IL in the 1950's?

The book Prairieville USA: The story of the birth and growth of a prairie village, by Daisy Paddock Daniels, shows that Albert Goedke was mayor of Arlington Heights from 1941-1957 and Edward G. Carlisle from 1957-1960.

The book is available from the Arlington Heights Memorial Library.