I am going to take them to court for sure, agero left my car on the free way for over 6 hours and my car was vandalized after i had a blow out on the freeway i call statefarm and they said towing( agero) would be there in 40 mins, they picked my car up at 10:10pm and the car was on the side of the freeway since 3:24pm , so there not taking accountability for there aid and creating this issue, statefarm is holding me responsible for the 500 for the blowout and 500 for the vandalism so 1,000 i ...
It seems that since the years 1800 to 1899 have been referred to as the nineteenth century, then the turn from 1899 to 1900 should be referred to as âthe turn of the nineteenth century.â Please advise. A. There is no general agreement about what a phrase like âturn of the nineteenth centuryâ means. It does seem to suggest the âturn of the nineteenth century into the twentiethââi.e., the change from 1900 to 1901 (or, popularly, 1899 to 1900).
The 19th century came to a close somewhere between 1918, at the end of the First World War, and 1919, the year of the negotiations at the Versailles Peace Conference. 2014 marks the centenary of the outbreak of World War I. Most Americans, when thinking about the history of the 20th century, focus on World War II as the defining and perhaps most brutal event of the century. The reasons are obvious. For the United States, World War II had fronts in Europe and Asia. It lasted approximately four years. But World War I was, for America, a relatively brief experience: the U.S. entered it only in 1917. American casualties were 117,000, as opposed to 417,000 during the years of fighting in World War II. But for Europeans, it was the First World War that was shocking, traumatic, and transformative, not only because both sides in Europe lost millions (England and France suffered more military deaths than in World War II) and the war delivered an experience of horror and death hitherto unprecedented in history, but also because, as Sigmund Freud noted as early as 1930, it laid the foundation ...