- Entertainment:
> -Movies: People went to the movie theaters to watch black-and-white movies. Some popular movies from the 1930s include "Gone with the Wind" (1939), "The Wizard of Oz" (1939), and "King Kong" (1933).
> -Radio: People listened to radio programs for news, entertainment, and music. Popular radio shows included "The Shadow," "The Lone Ranger," and "Amos 'n' Andy."
> -Newspapers: People read newspapers for news about the world and their local community.
- Transportation:
> -Cars: People began to own cars more commonly. Cars became more affordable, and roads were improved.
> -Trains: People traveled by train for long-distance trips.
> -Airplanes: Airplanes were still relatively new and expensive, but they were becoming more popular for travel.
- Communication:
> -Telephones: Telephones were in use, but they were not as common as they are today.
> -Letters: Letters were the main way people communicated over long distances.
- Food:
> -Bread: Bread was a staple food, often made at home.
> -Potatoes: Potatoes were another common food, often used in soups, stews, and mashed potatoes.
> -Meat: Meat was a luxury for many people, especially beef. Chicken, pork, and fish were more common.
- Technology:
> -Vacuum Cleaners: Vacuum cleaners were common household appliances that helped keep houses clean.
> -Washing Machines: Washing machines were introduced, making it easier for people to do laundry.
> -Refrigerators: Refrigerators were available, but not as common as today. They were used to keep food fresh.