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International Business Machines Corporation is an American multinational information technology company headquartered in Armonk, New York, United States
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The Palmer Raids were government led raids led by the Attorney General Alexander M. Palmer.
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As a result of the Paris Peace conference to end WWI, the league of nations was created and many countries were involved.
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This amendment limited and put restrictions on the transportation and manufacturing of alcohol.
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Gives all American women the right to vote.
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Department of commerce issued this radio station to start. Leo Rosenberg made it.
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He was the 29th President of the United States from 1921 to his death in 1923.
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Found guilty in first degree murder. Was in court for 6 years in Massachusetts.
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An American family magazine and is published 10 times a year. Currently in Manhattan but started in Chappaqua,New York
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President Harding handed over naval oil reserves to the department of the interior. He secretly gave rights to Henry Sinclair rights to the Teapot dome.
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He was the 29th president. He died of a heart attacks.
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He was president for 6 years because he went on to win the next presidency the following election also.
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Him and his followers tried to take over the government in Bavaria in southern Germany.
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It was held in Chamonix, France and it was a multi-sport event.
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It took place in Aeolian Hall in NYC. Was an afternoon concert with Palace Royal Orchestra.
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This was one of many immigration acts passed to limit and have better security on our boarders to ensure not many immigrants get in.
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The book was published and this book broke american into tears. You finish this book with regret and so many emotions rushing through your body.
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Hitler wrote the book Mein Kampf. He wrote it when he was in prison. He wrote the book in 1923. There was a volume 2 in 1926. He spent his sentence in prison in the Landsberg Prison in Germany. He wrote the book to get people to think what he thought. He described why he is antisemitic, and his future plans for Germany.
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American legal case with a substitute teacher was accused of violating the Tennessee's butler act
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A series of poems. He is the most famous writer. His book was elegantly dressed.
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It was her second attempt. She was also a former Olympic champion.
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Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards act. Henry Ford created the 40 hour work week to create fair working conditions.
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The most dramatic it was was on April, 29, 1927. It was one of the most devastating natural disasters in history.
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He was an american pilot, made the first continuous flight solo from New York to Paris
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He hit 60 home runs in one season and this record was held for 34 years.
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The first Warner Brothers features with sound. First to a trend of many film with sound that followed.
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This made travel to the city easier and more efficient. Operated by Port Authority
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Alexander Fleming discovers Penicillin. Penicillin is a medicine that is made from a type of blue mold. Penicillin was discovered in London in 1928. He discovered that the penicillin mold on his plate made the certain fungus from forming. At the time there was no cure to most illnesses and this was one of the first cures. So this was a very important discovery.
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It was produced by Walt Disney in Black and White. It was released by Celebrity Productions
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It was a murder of 7 of the Chicago's North Side Gang. They were in Lincoln Park and made to line against a wall and the assassins still aren't found.
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He was the 31st president of the U.S. He was president during the Great Depression.
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It's when the shares of the New York stock exchange collapsed. It lasted for 5 days. It was the most devastating crash in the U.S.
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Amelia Earhart's second attempt to fly around the world and she vanished after this take off.
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Processed more than 12 million immigrants it was closed to become a museum.
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Opened in the Bronx. It was played against the Chicago cubs.
