What happened in 1920 that changed the world?

The most significant event that occurred in 1920, and arguably changed the world, was the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution. This amendment granted women the right to vote, thereby enfranchising millions of American women and greatly impacting society, politics, and gender equality in the United States and beyond.

What were the long term causes of world war 1?

How many buttons are there in the world?

Exercises on Islamic Empire
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History Exercises on the Good Neighbor Policy - with feedback
Question 01 - UFF 2000 - From the 1930s onwards, the so-called “good neighbor policy” inaugurated by the United States meant, for Latin America, the imposition of North American cultural standards. Check the option that incorrectly refers to this process. (A) The “good neighbor policy” played a fund
Exercises on the Golden Law - with feedback
Question 01 - FATEC - 2016 - Pay close attention to the news featured in the newspaper Gazeta de Notícias. Check the alternative that correctly identifies the law to which the newspaper refers and its relationship with the process of extinction of slavery in Brazil.(A) Eusébio de Queiroz Law:tighte
Exercises on the Medici Government - with feedback
Question 01 - VUNESP - 2014 - PM-SP - The economy is doing well, but the people are doing poorly.(Visão Magazine, page 47, 1974) The phrase uttered, according to sources at the time, by then president Emílio Garrastazu Médici, referred to (A) the coming of North American multinationals to the cou