Title: 19 surprising facts about life in early 1900s America
Headings: 19 Facts And Photos That Show How Brutal Life Was In The Early 1900s
19 Facts And Photos That Show How Brutal Life Was In The Early 1900s
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Content: That's quite the turnaround. 17. Workers weren't given very many rights: Sure, jobs were aplenty at the time, but they weren't exactly a breeze. Not only was there immense pressure to perform your job well, but most employees were subjected to constant inspections to be sure that they were working to employer's often treacherous standards. 18. There weren't very many cars to go around: In 1915, there were merely two million cars driving on the roads of the United States. That's about one car for every 50 Americans during that era. Try comparing that to today, where there are more than 250 million vehicles on the road!