How do I decorate my bedroom like the 1940s?
Q. I want to decorate my bedroom in 1940s glamor style. My inspiration came from the notebook. I realize the notebook isn't glamor but I would love to incorporate both of these styles. And ideas?
Asked by Lindy - Sun Apr 26 20:13:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Colors Choose Jadeite and a red and white theme. You can find plenty of vintage accents to fill your bedroom for either one of these color schemes. Why not start a collection of jadeite that you can display in drawers? You can jazz the place up with vintage wooden handle gadgets that are painted jadite and cream. If you are going for the red and white theme, there are plenty of red vintage bed sheet and bed cover out there and vintage linens can really perk up the place. Another advantage of the red and white theme is you can also add in a fruit theme on top of bed side desk. I would leave the walls a neutral color - white of off white so that it does not detract from all your great accessories. Linoleum flooring in a checkerboard pattern… [cont.]
Answered by avanza0806 - Thu Apr 30 12:54:40 2009
Q. I want to decorate my bedroom in 1940s glamor style. My inspiration came from the notebook. I realize the notebook isn't glamor but I would love to incorporate both of these styles. And ideas?
Asked by Lindy - Sun Apr 26 20:13:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Colors Choose Jadeite and a red and white theme. You can find plenty of vintage accents to fill your bedroom for either one of these color schemes. Why not start a collection of jadeite that you can display in drawers? You can jazz the place up with vintage wooden handle gadgets that are painted jadite and cream. If you are going for the red and white theme, there are plenty of red vintage bed sheet and bed cover out there and vintage linens can really perk up the place. Another advantage of the red and white theme is you can also add in a fruit theme on top of bed side desk. I would leave the walls a neutral color - white of off white so that it does not detract from all your great accessories. Linoleum flooring in a checkerboard pattern… [cont.]
Answered by avanza0806 - Thu Apr 30 12:54:40 2009
How did the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s help to end segregation and discrimination against Blacks and Mexicans?
Q. What were the legal steps taken in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960,s help to end segregation and discrimination. Why did the civil rights movement rely so heavily on test cases in the courts.
Asked by Tommy R - Wed Dec 5 23:42:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some milestones in ending segregation: 1940s - Armed forces are desegregated by executive order signed by President Truman 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court decision stating that segregated schools were not separate but equal, paving the way to desegregation. Unfortunately, as you might guess, many states and local governments dragged their heels on implementation - going so far as to even close public schools or facilities which were to be opened to persons of all ethnicities 1965 - Civil Rights Act The premise of using test cases in the courts by civil rights activists rested on two points - they wanted to show that it was unconstitutional and secondly, they couldn't do it through the popular votes given that many… [cont.]
Answered by Silverkris - Thu Dec 6 00:58:34 2007
Q. What were the legal steps taken in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960,s help to end segregation and discrimination. Why did the civil rights movement rely so heavily on test cases in the courts.
Asked by Tommy R - Wed Dec 5 23:42:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some milestones in ending segregation: 1940s - Armed forces are desegregated by executive order signed by President Truman 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court decision stating that segregated schools were not separate but equal, paving the way to desegregation. Unfortunately, as you might guess, many states and local governments dragged their heels on implementation - going so far as to even close public schools or facilities which were to be opened to persons of all ethnicities 1965 - Civil Rights Act The premise of using test cases in the courts by civil rights activists rested on two points - they wanted to show that it was unconstitutional and secondly, they couldn't do it through the popular votes given that many… [cont.]
Answered by Silverkris - Thu Dec 6 00:58:34 2007
What kind of photos were taken in 1940s: sepia or black and white?
Q. I've been doing some research and I've found two kind of pictures were used at 1940s: sepia and B&W. Which one of them was actually more used?
Asked by JC - Tue Jun 16 08:17:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Black & white was common. Sepia is a toner used in the darkroom - if it was well ventilated. It smells like rotten eggs. At least the one I used years ago did.
Answered by Edwin - Tue Jun 16 08:39:09 2009
Q. I've been doing some research and I've found two kind of pictures were used at 1940s: sepia and B&W. Which one of them was actually more used?
Asked by JC - Tue Jun 16 08:17:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Black & white was common. Sepia is a toner used in the darkroom - if it was well ventilated. It smells like rotten eggs. At least the one I used years ago did.
Answered by Edwin - Tue Jun 16 08:39:09 2009
How were people drafted in the army during the 1940s?
Q. During WWII, did like the government just randomly choose people to go to war? What was the whole process of being in the navy/army during the 1940s? But i mainly want to know how they chose people to join the army/navy
Asked by pBstyle - Wed Apr 16 03:55:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the selective training and service act of 1940, was passed by the congress of the united states on september 14, 1940 becoming the first peacetime conscription in united states history when president roosevelt signed it into law two days later. this selective service act required that men between the ages of 21 and 30 register with local draft boards. Later, when the u.s. entered ww2, all men aged 18 to 45 were made liable for military service, and all men aged 18 to 65 were required to register. men were selected on the basis of need. if the army needed 100,000 more infantrymen, the army would get top priority, and likewise if the navy needed more sailors, they got priority. the u.s. just didn't randomly select men, they had draft… [cont.]
Answered by dsm37127 - Wed Apr 16 12:35:56 2008
Q. During WWII, did like the government just randomly choose people to go to war? What was the whole process of being in the navy/army during the 1940s? But i mainly want to know how they chose people to join the army/navy
Asked by pBstyle - Wed Apr 16 03:55:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the selective training and service act of 1940, was passed by the congress of the united states on september 14, 1940 becoming the first peacetime conscription in united states history when president roosevelt signed it into law two days later. this selective service act required that men between the ages of 21 and 30 register with local draft boards. Later, when the u.s. entered ww2, all men aged 18 to 45 were made liable for military service, and all men aged 18 to 65 were required to register. men were selected on the basis of need. if the army needed 100,000 more infantrymen, the army would get top priority, and likewise if the navy needed more sailors, they got priority. the u.s. just didn't randomly select men, they had draft… [cont.]
Answered by dsm37127 - Wed Apr 16 12:35:56 2008
What kind of equipment was used in a typical shoe factory in the post-war 1940s?
Q. What was a typical large shoe factory like in the late 1940s? What kind of machinery was used? Was work done on an assembly line? How many shoes would be made in a day? Was the machinery used dangerous? If someone was careless, could he cause a major accident that would cause harm to other workers? I'm looking for answers, or if anyone knows a good place to find this kind of info online or at the library, that would be great too. Thanks.
Asked by AdamS - Thu Mar 13 21:23:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hammer nails glue,slave labor
Answered by joeybo - Thu Mar 13 21:31:06 2008
Q. What was a typical large shoe factory like in the late 1940s? What kind of machinery was used? Was work done on an assembly line? How many shoes would be made in a day? Was the machinery used dangerous? If someone was careless, could he cause a major accident that would cause harm to other workers? I'm looking for answers, or if anyone knows a good place to find this kind of info online or at the library, that would be great too. Thanks.
Asked by AdamS - Thu Mar 13 21:23:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hammer nails glue,slave labor
Answered by joeybo - Thu Mar 13 21:31:06 2008
What's a good short stories book published before the 1940s?
Q. Any short story book is good, but it has to be before the 1940s. Thanks.
Asked by pinpinmoo - Fri Nov 23 22:14:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Selected Stories by O Henry. He wrote a lot of good short stories, and he died in 1910. You can read a bunch of his stories online at The Complete Short Stories of W. Somerset Maugham by W. Somerset Maugham. Ernest Hemingway wrote some short stories, too, that have been put into book form. There's a book Leo Tolstoy Short Stories (and one that is the same title but volume 2). You can also read some of his short stories online at You may enjoy The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales by Brothers Grimm, which are certainly darker than any "Disney-fied" version of the fairy tales. Short Stories by Louisa May Alcott. She wrote a lot of very interesting short stories. You can read some here: There is also The Short Stories of Charles… [cont.]
Answered by ck1 - Fri Nov 23 23:11:12 2007
Q. Any short story book is good, but it has to be before the 1940s. Thanks.
Asked by pinpinmoo - Fri Nov 23 22:14:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Selected Stories by O Henry. He wrote a lot of good short stories, and he died in 1910. You can read a bunch of his stories online at The Complete Short Stories of W. Somerset Maugham by W. Somerset Maugham. Ernest Hemingway wrote some short stories, too, that have been put into book form. There's a book Leo Tolstoy Short Stories (and one that is the same title but volume 2). You can also read some of his short stories online at You may enjoy The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales by Brothers Grimm, which are certainly darker than any "Disney-fied" version of the fairy tales. Short Stories by Louisa May Alcott. She wrote a lot of very interesting short stories. You can read some here: There is also The Short Stories of Charles… [cont.]
Answered by ck1 - Fri Nov 23 23:11:12 2007
what was life like during the war in China in the 1940s?
Q. I was just wondering for a paper i have to write, what life was like in China in the 1940s when the war between China and Japan was going on. Thanks for the help.
Asked by Tammy~ - Mon Aug 31 03:05:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. During that time the Communists under Mao were on a sort of offensive against the KMT under Sun Yat Sen. So there was a strife. There had been floods along the Yangtse River and as a result famine and disease (cholera and a particular boil). Plus the Japanese had occupied China along the East, down towards Hongkong. All the major cities were under the Japanese. You can imagine how it might have been.
Answered by Laaaa heh hee - Mon Aug 31 03:44:25 2009
Q. I was just wondering for a paper i have to write, what life was like in China in the 1940s when the war between China and Japan was going on. Thanks for the help.
Asked by Tammy~ - Mon Aug 31 03:05:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. During that time the Communists under Mao were on a sort of offensive against the KMT under Sun Yat Sen. So there was a strife. There had been floods along the Yangtse River and as a result famine and disease (cholera and a particular boil). Plus the Japanese had occupied China along the East, down towards Hongkong. All the major cities were under the Japanese. You can imagine how it might have been.
Answered by Laaaa heh hee - Mon Aug 31 03:44:25 2009
Who were some of the popular/influential people during the mid 1940s to the early 1990s?
Q. I just need to know if there were any influential people during the Cold War era that were national heroes or something. During the 1940s to 1991? It doesn't really have to be during the Cold war. Even in those time periods that I've mentioned. I need to know for a discussion.
Asked by Angelica - Tue Jun 3 21:58:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a pretty broad time span. Sen. Joseph McCarthy - conducted the anti-communist senate hearings. President JFK - gave the Ich bin ein Berliner speech when the Berlin Wall was erected. President Nixon negotiated to end the Vietnam War. Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush (responsible for dealing with Soviets and the eventual fall of the Berlin Wall).
Answered by First L - Tue Jun 3 22:05:34 2008
Q. I just need to know if there were any influential people during the Cold War era that were national heroes or something. During the 1940s to 1991? It doesn't really have to be during the Cold war. Even in those time periods that I've mentioned. I need to know for a discussion.
Asked by Angelica - Tue Jun 3 21:58:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a pretty broad time span. Sen. Joseph McCarthy - conducted the anti-communist senate hearings. President JFK - gave the Ich bin ein Berliner speech when the Berlin Wall was erected. President Nixon negotiated to end the Vietnam War. Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush (responsible for dealing with Soviets and the eventual fall of the Berlin Wall).
Answered by First L - Tue Jun 3 22:05:34 2008
Why did Japan wish to expand its territor during the 1930s and 1940s?
Q. Why did Japan wish to expand its territor during the 1930s and 1940s?
Asked by pink69ranger - Tue Feb 3 20:16:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to my political science course, Japan tried to expand its territory because Japan itself had very few of the natural resources and raw materials it would need to modernize and industrialize. Without conquering new lands, it would forever be dependent upon imports of oil, minerals, etc.
Answered by Punk Propagandist - Tue Feb 3 20:24:21 2009
Q. Why did Japan wish to expand its territor during the 1930s and 1940s?
Asked by pink69ranger - Tue Feb 3 20:16:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to my political science course, Japan tried to expand its territory because Japan itself had very few of the natural resources and raw materials it would need to modernize and industrialize. Without conquering new lands, it would forever be dependent upon imports of oil, minerals, etc.
Answered by Punk Propagandist - Tue Feb 3 20:24:21 2009
Does anyone have information on space travel, the envronment or music from the 1940s?
Q. Does anyone have information on space travel, the envronment or music from the 1940s?? I need Canadian info but I can have American too, or info from other countries that relates to canada. I'm having a hard time finding stuff so anything is appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Annabel - Fri Dec 26 16:47:46 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WWII is going to have dominated much of the decade, with Canada having been at war since 1939. Space travel in the 1940s was science fiction. Environmentalism is a relatively recent thing, so not likely a major concern in the 40s. Music - think Big Band, Swing, etc. Some of the popular artists of the time would have been Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Vera Lynn, Doris Day, Frank SInatra. Check out the link below and that may give you some idea of life during the first half of the 40s.
Answered by badger123ca - Fri Dec 26 20:37:50 2008
Q. Does anyone have information on space travel, the envronment or music from the 1940s?? I need Canadian info but I can have American too, or info from other countries that relates to canada. I'm having a hard time finding stuff so anything is appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Annabel - Fri Dec 26 16:47:46 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WWII is going to have dominated much of the decade, with Canada having been at war since 1939. Space travel in the 1940s was science fiction. Environmentalism is a relatively recent thing, so not likely a major concern in the 40s. Music - think Big Band, Swing, etc. Some of the popular artists of the time would have been Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Vera Lynn, Doris Day, Frank SInatra. Check out the link below and that may give you some idea of life during the first half of the 40s.
Answered by badger123ca - Fri Dec 26 20:37:50 2008
How did they get the words on to the pages of books in the 1940s?
Q. What technique did they use to put words on to the page in books in the 1940s, and what was the title given to the person who did it. Was it a high-paying job?
Asked by David S - Sun Sep 7 20:57:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Offset lithography, same as now, except some of the presses were just a little different. Not by much though. The title was press operator and it has always been a decent job. Comparatively speaking it was probably a better job then than it is now. Here are some links about the offset printing process.
Answered by reader - Mon Sep 8 04:01:54 2008
Q. What technique did they use to put words on to the page in books in the 1940s, and what was the title given to the person who did it. Was it a high-paying job?
Asked by David S - Sun Sep 7 20:57:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Offset lithography, same as now, except some of the presses were just a little different. Not by much though. The title was press operator and it has always been a decent job. Comparatively speaking it was probably a better job then than it is now. Here are some links about the offset printing process.
Answered by reader - Mon Sep 8 04:01:54 2008
What sort of tights/stockings should I wear with a 1940s dress?
Q. What sort of tights should I wear with a black 1940s dress? I am going to wear it to an evening function with black shoes.
Asked by Mary - Fri Nov 20 07:48:40 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Black stockings with a seam up the back. I believe you can still buy them from large department stores. Tights were not invented until the early 60s.
Answered by Kernow Lady - Fri Nov 20 08:41:15 2009
Q. What sort of tights should I wear with a black 1940s dress? I am going to wear it to an evening function with black shoes.
Asked by Mary - Fri Nov 20 07:48:40 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Black stockings with a seam up the back. I believe you can still buy them from large department stores. Tights were not invented until the early 60s.
Answered by Kernow Lady - Fri Nov 20 08:41:15 2009
How did women with naturally curly hair style their hair in the 1940s and 1950s?
Q. there are a bunch of web sites on how to style straight hair into a 1940s or 1950s look, but how bout those with natural curl?
Asked by nan n - Tue Mar 31 15:26:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Back then, they used what is referred to as "pin curls". It's where you wind up sections of hair into little swirls, and hold it in place with bobby pins. Very effective to get curly WILD hair. lol :D My mother used to pin curl my hair (long time ago) and it never failed to give me a lot of body.
Answered by Terribastedo - Tue Mar 31 15:30:58 2009
Q. there are a bunch of web sites on how to style straight hair into a 1940s or 1950s look, but how bout those with natural curl?
Asked by nan n - Tue Mar 31 15:26:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Back then, they used what is referred to as "pin curls". It's where you wind up sections of hair into little swirls, and hold it in place with bobby pins. Very effective to get curly WILD hair. lol :D My mother used to pin curl my hair (long time ago) and it never failed to give me a lot of body.
Answered by Terribastedo - Tue Mar 31 15:30:58 2009
What defense strategy was developed by the late 1940s because the US lacked sufficient troops to confront the?
Q. What defense strategy was developed by the late 1940s because the US lacked sufficient troops to confront the Soviet Army in Eastern Europe? a. atomic detente b. nuclear deterrence c. a combined NATO army d. French and German rearmament
Asked by Mark W - Mon Jul 28 22:05:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Urg ... this one is hard as it all happened within the course of a few years. I would have to go with (B) Why? Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Some historians argue that one of the main reasons those two bombs were dropped were to send messages to the USSR. That and the fact that Stalin was blowing up atomic weapons in 1949. A is wrong as the Detente didn't start until the 60s C is wrong even though NATO was started in 1949. It was an political association and didn't have a structure for a military until the Korean War a year later (I think). D is wrong as they didn't start the rearmaments until the 50s.
Answered by Zach V - Mon Jul 28 22:17:27 2008
Q. What defense strategy was developed by the late 1940s because the US lacked sufficient troops to confront the Soviet Army in Eastern Europe? a. atomic detente b. nuclear deterrence c. a combined NATO army d. French and German rearmament
Asked by Mark W - Mon Jul 28 22:05:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Urg ... this one is hard as it all happened within the course of a few years. I would have to go with (B) Why? Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Some historians argue that one of the main reasons those two bombs were dropped were to send messages to the USSR. That and the fact that Stalin was blowing up atomic weapons in 1949. A is wrong as the Detente didn't start until the 60s C is wrong even though NATO was started in 1949. It was an political association and didn't have a structure for a military until the Korean War a year later (I think). D is wrong as they didn't start the rearmaments until the 50s.
Answered by Zach V - Mon Jul 28 22:17:27 2008
In the 1940s what did the women dress like?
Q. For my GCSE drama performance I play the mother of a 7 year old girl and the play is set in the 1940s. The family is quite well-off. What would a rich mother where in the 1940s? I have a vague idea but I need more. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Sophie M - Wed Jan 28 10:42:30 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clothing in the 1940s was usually pretty smart and tailored, with knee length skirts, hats, gloves, court shoes and so forth. There were shortages of fabric in the 1940s because of the war, but the rich usually managed to dress well. A rich woman would have probably worn a fur jacket/fox fur stole as fur was a much admired luxury at the time. Heres a good selection of images: Hair was usually shoulder length and worn in a variety of elaborated set and curled styles (curls were achieved using curlers or curling tongs).
Answered by LadyMoon - Wed Jan 28 14:31:11 2009
Q. For my GCSE drama performance I play the mother of a 7 year old girl and the play is set in the 1940s. The family is quite well-off. What would a rich mother where in the 1940s? I have a vague idea but I need more. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Sophie M - Wed Jan 28 10:42:30 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clothing in the 1940s was usually pretty smart and tailored, with knee length skirts, hats, gloves, court shoes and so forth. There were shortages of fabric in the 1940s because of the war, but the rich usually managed to dress well. A rich woman would have probably worn a fur jacket/fox fur stole as fur was a much admired luxury at the time. Heres a good selection of images: Hair was usually shoulder length and worn in a variety of elaborated set and curled styles (curls were achieved using curlers or curling tongs).
Answered by LadyMoon - Wed Jan 28 14:31:11 2009
How did kid's television change from the 1940s to the 1990s?
Q. Does not have to be exact dates, or specifically 1940s, 1990s etc. Could be 50s or 80s. I'm just looking for trends in kid's television during during any of the decades from 1940s to 1990s. I'm specifically looking at violence, racism, adult themes, and any increasing censorship on these things in cartoons. Ex. any rules concerning what could go on tv
Asked by Hazel - Thu May 28 23:52:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's an interesting thing about children's TV and modern society. My father has always said that the world started to go downhill pretty fast ever since they started making cartoon characters were pants. I think he has a point.
Answered by goatslunch - Thu May 28 23:59:02 2009
Q. Does not have to be exact dates, or specifically 1940s, 1990s etc. Could be 50s or 80s. I'm just looking for trends in kid's television during during any of the decades from 1940s to 1990s. I'm specifically looking at violence, racism, adult themes, and any increasing censorship on these things in cartoons. Ex. any rules concerning what could go on tv
Asked by Hazel - Thu May 28 23:52:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's an interesting thing about children's TV and modern society. My father has always said that the world started to go downhill pretty fast ever since they started making cartoon characters were pants. I think he has a point.
Answered by goatslunch - Thu May 28 23:59:02 2009
How did kids eveningwear look in the 1940s?
Q. what kind of clothes did kids dress in in the evening of the 1940s?
Asked by Amber S - Mon Apr 7 18:54:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Boys wore a scaled down version of what their father was wearing. If he was in a tux, so were his sons. If a suit would do, that's what the boys wore, too. Girls wore nice dresses, but not floor length. They weren't women yet and their dresses were nice, but not adult. No low cut necks or bare backs.
Answered by loryntoo - Mon Apr 7 19:06:09 2008
Q. what kind of clothes did kids dress in in the evening of the 1940s?
Asked by Amber S - Mon Apr 7 18:54:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Boys wore a scaled down version of what their father was wearing. If he was in a tux, so were his sons. If a suit would do, that's what the boys wore, too. Girls wore nice dresses, but not floor length. They weren't women yet and their dresses were nice, but not adult. No low cut necks or bare backs.
Answered by loryntoo - Mon Apr 7 19:06:09 2008
can sombody give me some links to photos of the pittsburgh steelers in the 1940s?
Q. Its for a project about the 1940s sports. And please don't give me a google images link i already checked there
Asked by G099icekilla - Mon Sep 29 18:28:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. and and the page links should have the old photos and history you need. Just click on the links find the photos and copy. Do not use for commercial purposes
Answered by Game Time - Mon Sep 29 18:44:14 2008
Q. Its for a project about the 1940s sports. And please don't give me a google images link i already checked there
Asked by G099icekilla - Mon Sep 29 18:28:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. and and the page links should have the old photos and history you need. Just click on the links find the photos and copy. Do not use for commercial purposes
Answered by Game Time - Mon Sep 29 18:44:14 2008
How did television affect Americans in the late 1940s and early 1950s?
Q. A.It was a disruptive force and often caused problems in communities. B.It had the tendency to bring people together in social settings. C.It had little effect; most people thought television was bad and refused to watch it. D.It caused a significant drop in school attendance nationwide.
Asked by ..... - Thu Feb 12 11:55:16 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was B.It had the tendency to bring people together in social settings.
Answered by bloggersvilleusa - Thu Feb 12 12:02:56 2009
Q. A.It was a disruptive force and often caused problems in communities. B.It had the tendency to bring people together in social settings. C.It had little effect; most people thought television was bad and refused to watch it. D.It caused a significant drop in school attendance nationwide.
Asked by ..... - Thu Feb 12 11:55:16 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was B.It had the tendency to bring people together in social settings.
Answered by bloggersvilleusa - Thu Feb 12 12:02:56 2009
Comparison of clothes from the 1940s to now?
Q. What was the price of a casual outfit in the 1940s? What is the price of a casual outfit today?
Asked by Reagan Noel - Sun May 3 14:45:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What was the price of a casual outfit in the 1940s? What is the price of a casual outfit today?
Asked by Reagan Noel - Sun May 3 14:45:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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