Depends on your profession. My Grandfather worked for a dairy in 1912 delivering milk. He earned a $1.50 (that's a dollar & fifty cents) a day. That's a whopping $550 a year. No insurance, no vacation, no sick leave, no overtime, no nothing. You either worked, or no pay. Spring forward in time to 1972. I earned $1.85 an hour, that's $75 bucks a week, working in a factory. I got one weeks vacation and some very poor health insurance. When I retired in 2008, I was earning a little over $1000 per week as an RN. That is 100 times more per year than my Grandfather. Not a 100% more, but a 100 times more. People make it in this great country because of self reliance and hard work, something Obama does not seem to understand!
100,000 white tigers
Pretty much the same as they do now.
Snakes, lions and bear where all here in 100,000 BC. Many of the animals that are still in existence today were here years ago.
The Mesozoic Period (251 - 65 million years ago) lasted approximately 216 million years. It consisted of the Triassic Period (251 - 200 million years ago), the Jurassic Period (199-146 million years ago) and the Cretaceous Period (145 - 65 million years ago).
that story originates from ancient greece over 100 years ago narrated and written by Aesop.
People are about the same height 100 years ago as today. Maybe a few inches shorter on average.
No...ended years ago..I think around 1988.
A few years ago the average income was about 1 million dollars but, it has gone up.
100 years ago hospitals were segregated, surgery was less advanced, medicine was less advance, and insurance and treatment was less accessible to those of low-income.
There was no gas for automobiles 100 years ago
my dad was a auto mechanic back to 1976 in Malaysia. His income is less than $1000 per month. That was 30+ years ago.
The average life span of a human 100 years ago was around 50-60 years. Factors such as healthcare, sanitation, and living conditions were not as advanced as they are today, leading to a lower life expectancy.
There are many places to find facts about life 100 years ago. You could find facts about life 100 years ago in a library.
No. The even then fairly short lived income averaging went out about 15 years ago. One year, same year now. (Except for some farmers...who can still get income averaging).
Yes, kimchi was eaten 100 years ago.
I think there wasn't copying machine 100 years ago
No because it didn't exist 100 years ago, or 1913. It first opened in 1955