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Decade - 1990s
This category has questions involving events, social trends, political beliefs, major discoveries, or general information related to the 1990s.
1,197 Questions
What statement best describes the population of the US in the 1990s?
Most people chose to live in metropolitan areas.
Who invented the 1990's nickon camera?
This is not really an answer, then your question could be a trick question. I think some toy maker, maybe in Hon Kong, invented the nickon,
which was a "toy" camera and I only saw one, in the hands of a street hawker. If your question actually referred to a Nikon, that's different, but that's a brand that came out after World War 2, in the 40's, or early 50's I doubt that you were around then, otherwise you would have known the answer, unless you really did mean nickon,
which wasn't an invention, but a very, very cheap plastic "copy"
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Who sang Bouncing Ball in the 1990's?
Well, I don't know who sang "Bouncing Ball" but I can tell you the bouncing ball that people use to sing music.
The bouncing ball is a device used in filmto visually indicate the rhythmof a song, helping audiences to sing along with live or prerecorded music. As the song's lyricsare displayed on the screen, an animationball bounces across the top of the words, landing on each syllablewhen it is to be sung.
How were the Caribbean people treated during the windrush?
They where all put in Pink tutus and showered with Broccoli and whipped cream.
P.S. jk i sorry i dont know the answer put i do know they where given lollipops
What event happened in the world in 1997?
There are a lot of things but one of the world events is that Princess Diana died in a car crash. She was the princess of England and used her powers of royalty for good things.
What two developments that appear to threaten the job security of US workers in the mid 1990s?
Although jobs were being created in the service sector, most of them were low-paying, part-time, or temporary positions with limited benefits, if any. Corporate downsizing in all sectors of the economy meant that permanent salaried workers were being replaced by part-time and temporary workers, who earned less, received fewer benefits, and had little job security. Automation and foreign competition dealt a devastating blow to the manufacturing sector, which continued to shed workers; new workers in this sector were paid lower wages and were less likely to be unionized. Well-paying, high-tech jobs required a greater degree of skill, creativity, and knowledge of computers than manufacturing jobs did. Free-trade agreements, such ass NAFTA and GATT, forced U.S. businesses to become more competitive and to cut costs whenever possible; some people felt that such agreements would encourage U.S. companies to move their operations to nations where labor costs were lower.
1) On this day in 1942, the invading Japanese army occupied this island, located off the north-eastern coast of Singapore.
What were the three advantages held by the South?
The South was able to fight on their homeland, they had military tradition that encouraged young men to serve in the armed forces, and best of all, they had great skilled commanders such as Robert E. Lee.
What was the cost of an average house in 1997?
Where? What Country?
England? about £120,000 in 1997 for a family home in suburbia.
Why is divorce looked down upon in the church?
Assuming you were married in a religious ceremony, then that ceremony included the husband and wife both making a solemn promise, to God, that they would love and honor their spouse for the rest of their lives.
Divorce is the graphic evidence of you having broken that solemn promise to God. Naturally churches are not wild about their members breaking their promises to God.
Who fought in the nicaraguan civil war?
the sandinistas who are a communist group against somoza who was the dictator in Nicaragua at the time and his followeres.
What did people eat in the 1990's?
they ate mostly frogs, and dogs, snails, not forgetting cats, they ate pets as most of the people couldn't afford food from the local supermarket, hope this helps :)
Name the Five states that added the greateste number of people during the 1990's?
The five states that added the greatest amount of people in the 1990's were,Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and Texas.
Was Barbara pierce bush liked?
yes, she was popular across party lines. Democrats and Republicans alike.
