Decade - 1930s

yes one that i know of his name was paul salla.

In the early 1920's, settlers had come to Alaska following a gold strike. They traveled by boat to the coastal towns of Seward and Knik and from there, by land into the gold fields. The trail they used is today known as The Iditarod Trail, one of the National Historic Trails as so designated by the Congress of the United States. In the winter, their only means of travel was by dog team. The Iditarod Trail soon became the major "thoroughfare" through Alaska. Mail was carried across this trail, people used the trail to get from place to place and supplies were transported via the Iditarod Trail. Priests, ministers and judges traveled between villages via dog team. All too soon the gold mining began to slack off. People began to go back to where they had come from and suddenly there was less travel on the Iditarod Trail. The use of the airplane in the late 1920's signaled the beginning of the end for the dog team as a standard mode of transportation, and of course with the airplane carrying the mail, there was less need for land travel. The final blow to the use of the dog team came with the appearance of snowmobiles in Alaska. * http://www.iditarod.com/learn/history.html

48 states during the 1930's

sorted by date: 1 Delaware 7 December 1787 2 Pennsylvania 12 December 1787 3 New Jersey 18 December 1787 4 Georgia 2 January 1788 5 Connecticut 9 January 1788 6 Massachusetts 6 February 1788 7 Maryland 28 April 1788 8 South Carolina 23 May 1788 9 New Hampshire 21 June 1788 10 Virginia 25 June 1788 11 New York 26 July 1788 12 North Carolina 21 November 1789 13 Rhode Island 29 May 1790 14 Vermont 4 March 1791 15 Kentucky 1 June 1792 16 Tennessee 1 June 1796 17 Ohio 1 March 1803 18 Louisiana 30 April 1812 19 Indiana 11 December 1816 20 Mississippi 10 December 1817 21 Illinois 3 December 1818 22 Alabama 14 December 1819 23 Maine 15 March 1820 24 Missouri 10 August 1821 25 Arkansas 15 June 1836 26 Michigan 26 January 1837 27 Florida 3 March 1845 28 Texas 29 December 1845 29 Iowa 28 December 1846 30 Wisconsin 29 May 1848 31 California 9 September 1850 32 Minnesota 11 May 1858 33 Oregon 14 February 1859 34 Kansas 29 January 1861 35 West Virginia 20 June 1863 36 Nevada 31 October 1864 37 Nebraska 1 March 1867 38 Colorado 1 August 1876 39 North Dakota 2 November 1889 40 South Dakota 2 November 1889 41 Montana 8 November 1889 42 Washington 11 November 1889 43 Idaho 3 July 1890 44 Wyoming 10 July 1890 45 Utah 4 January 1896 46 Oklahoma 16 November 1907 47 New Mexico 6 January 1912 48 Arizona 14 February 1912 49 Alaska 3 January 1959 50 Hawaii 21 August 1959

Propaganda , Education , Anti-semitism , Terror, and the Nazi run Economy.

• increased tariffs

In the 1930s, Britain was still recovering from WWI, and was undergoing a mild depression in the economy. Britain also faced the oncoming WWII, with a declaration from Germany that their forces would not back down, pulling Britain into the war.

Arsenal, from 1933-35.

They were called Sodbusters. In the open Plains they lacked trees so they used sod to build their homes

The 1930s were a period of time in Europe after between WWI and WWII. WWI was devastating to the countries that were involved, causing economic issues mainly. Fascism first started in Italy with Benito Mussolini. It then spread to Germany and Spain. Usually in a time of political and economic turmoil (such as during a recession or war), voters turn towards radical solutions, and fascists are extreme right-winged.

San Francisco had been a major California city since 1850 (California statehood), the California "Gold Rush" occurred in 1849. By the 1930's SF was still a large city, but was growing quickly due to the presence of the USN at Mare Island, Hunter's Point, and with naval construction facilities (ship building) across the bay (Marin County).

There is pretty much no historical figure who was both a fascist and communist in the true meaning of those words. Some today consider the Chinese Communist Party to be a Fascist Government, but this mistakes the name "Communist" as having anything to do with Marxist Doctrine and mistakes Fascist as purely being authoritarian and corporatist as opposed to its ideological bases as well.

I think you are refering to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.j3h.

The depression!!

john l Lewis

They each wanted to form an empire.

They were expanding Fascist empires.

They were imperialistic

Neil Armstrong (1930-2012) and Elvis Presly (1935-1977)

Hoover was president from 1930 to March 4, 1933. Franklin Roosevelt then took over and served all the rest of the 30's and until 1945.

none

Dylan Baxter was the one that photographed machine gun kelly because he was trying to earn money for his family.

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Knute Rockne

they ate corn bread

1. One of the countries that Japan invaded was China 2. The secound country that japan invaded was Manchuria which is north eastern China.

it is a throwback/ in homage to the "red" communists in Russia

Restricting oil and coal trade.