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Best-selling books of this decade include The Inside of the Cup, Seventeen, Mr. Britling Sees It Through, and The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. During the 1910s, the world population increased from 1.75 to 1.87 billion, with approximately 640 million births and 500 million deaths in total.
20 de ago. de 2019 · In February of 1910, the Boy Scout Association was founded by W.S. Boyce, Edward S. Stewart, and Stanley D. Willis. One of several youth organizations at the time, the BSA grew to become the largest and most successful of all. Halley's Comet arrived in the inner Solar System and came into naked-eye view on April 10.
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9 de abr. de 2020 · 1910s fashion retained much of the class and style of the previous era, but with a simplified flare. See what women, men, and children wore from 1910-1919. FamilySearch Blog
1910s: The Way We Lived. Like the decade before it, the 1910s were characterized by a slow but steady modernizing trend. American society became more urban. People left rural areas for suburbs. Cities expanded thanks to the ease of travel provided by automobiles, buses, and streetcars.
views 1,785,156 updated. The 1910s Lifestyles and Social Trends: Overview. During the 1910s, new developments in government, big business, and industry began to change daily life in the United States. America was becoming an urban, industrial nation as the younger population increasingly left farms to settle in big cities.
In what was known as the Red Scare of 1919, thousands of people were arrested and hundreds deported in a crackdown on people thought to be Communists, Socialists, or other radicals. The decade closed in a flurry of riots, arrests, and hysteria. The 1910s saw a real flowering of popular culture in a number of areas.
24 de dic. de 2020 · Black History Timeline: 1910–1919. UNIA founder Marcus Garvey rides in the back of a car in the association's 1920 parade through New York City. Like the previous decade, Black Americans continue to fight against racial injustice. Using various methods of protest—writing editorials, publishing news, literary and scholarly journals, and ...
