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Popluar Music of this Decade
Popular Radio songs of this decade was "Come Josephine, in my flying machine" by Ada Jones and Under the Yum Tum tree" by Collins and Harlen. -
Period: to
1910 Decade
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George the 5 becomes king in Britain
After the First World War, he gains monarchy of House of Windsor. -
George V becomes king in Britain
George 5 becomes king after his father's death. -
Panic of 1910-1911
Slight Depression in the United States after the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Mostly Affecting the stock market. -
Popular Fasions
Popluar fashion was bowler hats,laced jabut/clickey arouond me kneck. -
Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa was a Catholic nun and she helped the poor, sick, orphaned, and dying children and people. She opened up orphanages all around the world. She also won a nobel prize. -
What we found intresting.
What Sydney and I found intresting was that Wolrd War 1 was in this decade. What Sydney found intresting was Vamping and Ouija boards and the clothing. What I found intresting was that Mother Teresa and Joesph Barbera was born in this time decade. -
Joseph Barbera
Famous creator of numerous kids cartoons was born in this deacde. -
Inventions of this Decade
Air Conditioner-created by Nicholson Tighsolas Electric headlight- put in Cadillacs with Delco systems Tanks-When World War 1 was about to end America decide to manufacture tanks from France and Germany. -
Republic of China
This was made after the Qing Dynasty and a end to a two thousand year imperial rule to Taiwan. -
President Woddrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson comes into office after Francis Patton. -
World War 1
The major centered in Europe against the Allies and Central Powers. This ended with a allied victory with the Treaty of Versailles. -
Popular Radio Staion
AXK was a home-based station created by Frank Conrad -
Popular Movies
Intolerence Loves:Struggle throught the ages. This movies was about a Poor young woman seperated from her husband and baby. -
Jack Dempsey
was an American professional boxer who held the World Heavyweight Championship from 1919 to 1926
