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1930’s trivia

The Wall Street Crash spelled the end of the " Roaring Twenties." The 1930's proved a decade of hardship and conflict, with dire consequences for almost every part of the world, leading to the start of World War II. There were some positive aspects however. The " New Deal" got the US economy back on track, and comic books entertained people all over the world. Now its time to put your knowledge of the 30’s to the test.

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In 1932 Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel created which enduring superhero that has been immortalized in the comics, television and film? Following the abdication of King Edward VIII in 1936, his brother Albert became king and was crowned George VI in May 1937. Who became the first in line to the British throne?

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1. In 1932 Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel created which enduring superhero that has been immortalized in the comics, television and film?

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Superman

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Little orphan Annie

Legend has it that the Superman's secret identity, Clark Kent, was named for the famous screen star of the era, Clark Gable.