1.1 The Great Depression: This effective event begun in Tuesday, October 29th, 1929 and ended in 1941.
- The event when the Americans faced the problems of being depressed by such events below.
- The Farm or Land owner can’t own their land independently.
- The income during 1929 and 1932 was reduced by 40%, from $2,300 to be $1,500.
- This event caused major politic changes such as “The New Deal Collision” by Franklin Delano Roosevelt who was the 32nd president of U.S.A.
- At that time, 1 ounce of gold equal 20 dollars, as the circulating in economic depended on gold.
1.2 The WWII, the war against “Fascism”
- Started up since September 1, 1939 to September 2, 1945 in a purpose to stop Adolf Hitler from governing the whole Europe.
- Over 60 million people died in this war
- Allied Power: Soviet union, U.S.A., U.K., China and France
- Axis Power: Germany, Japan and Italy
- Allied Power and Axis Power fought against each other, one to stop Hitler and one to support Hitler.
- The Allied Power side won the war after the last defeat, the bomb at Japan, the Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
- This event made U.S.A. became the World leading military and economic power.
1.3 The “Sino-Japanese War” or the “China Incident”, the war between China and Japan
- The war occurred during 1937-1945 as the conflict of Japanese wanted to conquer Chinese’s Mainland.
- The bomb in “Perl Harbor” by the Japanese related the “Sino-Japanese War” with “The WWII”.
- China or “Allied Power” declared war on “Axis Power”, China launched a successful offensive to Japan and Japan surrendered in September 9th, 1945.
- China won the war and regained the “Cairo Declaration”, Manchuria, Taiwan and the Pescadores.
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2. 3 Important People
2.1 The 31st President of America during 1930: Herbert Hoover
- Born in an Iowa village in 1874
- He was the 31st President of Iowa, U.S.A. since March, 4 1929 to March 4, 1933 which in total, 4 years.
- Hoover’s Signature
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Herbert_Hoover_signature.gif>
- Herbert Hoover Portrait
2.2 The 32nd President of America during 1933: Franklin Roosevelt
- He had been ranked as one of the 3 greatest presidents in U.S.A.
- His reign in New York started since March 4, 1933 and ended in April 12, 1945 or in total, 12 years
- He tried to reform the economy and bank systems of U.S.A. by using “The New Deal”.
- The first president who rode on the air-plane.
- Franklin Roosevelt’s Signature
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Franklin_D._Roosevelt_signature.gif>
- Franklin Roosevelt portrait 
2.3 Amelia Earhart:
- She was born in July, 24 1897 and was died in January, 5 1939.
- She was the pioneer of flying since October 22, 1922; she had broken women's altitude record when she rose to 14,000 feet.
- Again, in June 17-18, 1928, she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
- In May 20-21, 1932, she was the first woman who flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 14 hours and 56 minutes.
- Unfortunately, she was disappeared in July 2nd, 1937 near Howland Island, Central Pacific Ocean.
- Later she was found death in January 5th 1939.
- Amelia Earhart’s Quote: “I want to do it because I want to do it. Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a challenge to others.”
- Amelia Earhart
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3. 2 Important Technological improvements
3.1 1930-1939 was considered as the “Golden Age of Radio.”
- Edwin H. Armstrong was an inventor of a radio during this decade.
- Radio was popular during 1939, as about 80% of popularity owned radios.
- People used radios to listen to the comedy jokes, news, public opinion, and etc.
- The most horrible news was reported by Herd Morrison on May 6th, 1937, the German Hindenburg airship was burst into small pieces before landing on Lakehurst, New Jersey.
- Edwin H. Armstrong Portrait (1890-1954)
<http://users.erols.com/oldradio/index.htm>
- 1930’s Radio
<http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/2610986/2/istockphoto_2610986_general_electric_antique_radio_of_1930.jpg>
3.2 The discovery of Pluto happened in this decade by a fortunate accident by Clyde W. Tombaugh, the American Astronomer in Arizona.
- As Clyde was given a job to observe about Planet X or Tran-Neptunian planet, he noticed the small moving object in his observation and it’s “Pluto.”
- Pluto was discovered by the time and date, Tuesday, February 18, 1930.
- Clyde W. Tombaugh (1906-1997)
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Tombaugh>
1. Famous Piece of Art
1.1 1930 Period was considered as “A Golden age of Hollywood” even though the films were black and white.
- This decade was the revolution of sound, color and film genre developments.
- There were many kinds of film genres, such as gangster films, musicals, newspaper-reporting films, historical biopic, social-realism films, lighthearted screwball comedies, westerns and horror.
- This period put an end to the “Silent Film”.
* 1.11 The famous Film
- 18-year-old Jean Harlow who performed in “Hell’s Angels(1930)” became a popular star in 1932 after signed the contract with MGM film.
- The production of “Hell’s Angels Film” cost about 3 million in 1930, which considered, a lot.
- Hell’s Angels Cover
<http://www.filmsite.org/hell.html>
1.12 The Famous Film
- “Gone with the Wind (1939)”, the most beloved three-strip Technicolor movie ever.
- It was based on classic tale of love-hate relationship of man and woman.
- “Gone with the Wind”
<http://www.filmsite.org/gone.html>
2. Famous Book of the Decade
- Agatha Christie was the famous mystery writer who created the famous detective character named “Hercule Poirot”.
- The most famous piece of Agatha Christie was “Murder on the Orient Express.”
- “Murder on the Orient Express”
http://imagesource.allposters.com/IMAGES/MG/196134.jpg
3. Popular Consumer Product
- On January 13th, 1930, the first Mickey Mouse comic stripe was published.
- The First “Mickey Mouse Book” was published by Bibo-Lang in 1930.
- In 1932, Academy Award was given to Walt Disney in an occasion of the best cartoon creator, Mickey Mouse.
- Mickey Mouse content was put in Britannica Encyclopedia in 1934.
- On February 23, 19, The First Mickey Mouse, “The Band Concert” cartoon in color version was broadcast.
- First Mickey Mouse Book
2.3 Amelia Earhart:
- She was born in July, 24 1897 and was died in January, 5 1939.
- She was the pioneer of flying since October 22, 1922; she had broken women's altitude record when she rose to 14,000 feet.
- Again, in June 17-18, 1928, she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.
- In May 20-21, 1932, she was the first woman who flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 14 hours and 56 minutes.
- Unfortunately, she was disappeared in
- Later she was found death in January 5th 1939.
- Amelia Earhart’s Quote: “I want to do it because I want to do it. Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a challenge to others.”
- Amelia Earhart
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3. 2 Important Technological improvements
3.1 1930-1939 was considered as the “Golden Age of Radio.”
- Edwin H. Armstrong was an inventor of a radio during this decade.
- Radio was popular during 1939, as about 80% of popularity owned radios.
- People used radios to listen to the comedy jokes, news, public opinion, and etc.
- The most horrible news was reported by Herd Morrison on May 6th, 1937, the German Hindenburg airship was burst into small pieces before landing on Lakehurst, New Jersey.
- Edwin H. Armstrong Portrait (1890-1954)
<http://users.erols.com/oldradio/index.htm> - 1930’s Radio
<http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/2610986/2/istockphoto_2610986_general_electric_antique_radio_of_1930.jpg>
3.2 The discovery of Pluto happened in this decade by a fortunate accident by Clyde W. Tombaugh, the American Astronomer in Arizona.
- As Clyde was given a job to observe about Planet X or Tran-Neptunian planet, he noticed the small moving object in his observation and it’s “Pluto.”
- Pluto was discovered by the time and date, Tuesday, February 18, 1930.
- Clyde W. Tombaugh (1906-1997)
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Tombaugh>
1. Famous Piece of Art
1.1 1930 Period was considered as “A Golden age of Hollywood” even though the films were black and white.
- This decade was the revolution of sound, color and film genre developments.
- There were many kinds of film genres, such as gangster films, musicals, newspaper-reporting films, historical biopic, social-realism films, lighthearted screwball comedies, westerns and horror.
- This period put an end to the “Silent Film”.
* 1.11 The famous Film
- 18-year-old Jean Harlow who performed in “Hell’s Angels(1930)” became a popular star in 1932 after signed the contract with MGM film.
- The production of “Hell’s Angels Film” cost about 3 million in 1930, which considered, a lot.
- Hell’s Angels Cover
<http://www.filmsite.org/hell.html>
1.12 The Famous Film
- “Gone with the Wind (1939)”, the most beloved three-strip Technicolor movie ever.
- It was based on classic tale of love-hate relationship of man and woman.
- “Gone with the Wind”
<http://www.filmsite.org/gone.html>
2. Famous Book of the Decade
- Agatha Christie was the famous mystery writer who created the famous detective character named “Hercule Poirot”.
- The most famous piece of Agatha Christie was “Murder on the Orient Express.”
- “Murder on the Orient Express”
http://imagesource.allposters.com/IMAGES/MG/196134.jpg3. Popular Consumer Product
- On January 13th, 1930, the first Mickey Mouse comic stripe was published.
- The First “Mickey Mouse Book” was published by Bibo-Lang in 1930.
- In 1932, Academy Award was given to Walt Disney in an occasion of the best cartoon creator, Mickey Mouse.
- Mickey Mouse content was put in Britannica Encyclopedia in 1934.
- On February 23, 19, The First Mickey Mouse, “The Band Concert” cartoon in color version was broadcast.
- First Mickey Mouse Book
posted on Wednesday, 29th 2007, published by Prae
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