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37 million
The estimated total casualties of World War I, comprising combat deaths, soldiers missing in action, and the wounded
1/5
The fraction of people worldwide who contracted the Spanish Flu
20 million
The estimated worldwide death toll caused by the global influenza pandemic that intensified in 1919
50,000
The number of American troops in Manhattan, Kansas
700,000
The approximate number of American lives claimed by the Spanish flu pandemic
50,300
The total number of American "doughboys" who lost their lives during the course of WWI
26,277
The number of American soldiers who fell during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, representing over half of total U.S. war deaths
1,385,300
The staggering number of men lost by France during the course of WWI
900,000
The total number of soldiers killed in battle from Great Britain during WWI
$21 billion
The astronomical sum Germany was ordered to pay in war reparations as part of the Treaty of Versailles
26
The number of articles contained within the Covenant for the League of Nations
39
The number of Reservationist senators who vowed to vote against the League of Nations without significant amendments
42
The total number of amendments drafted by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge for the Treaty of Versailles
9,981
The total mileage of the cross-country speaking tour embarked upon by Woodrow Wilson in September 1919
12,000
The seating capacity of the San Francisco auditorium filled by Woodrow Wilson during his speaking tour
50,000
The number of citizens addressed by Woodrow Wilson at a local stadium in San Diego
18
The number of months America went with the incapacitated Wilson
14
The number of reservations on the League of Nations that Lodge introduced to the Senate floor
49-35
The Senate vote count by which the revised Treaty of Versailles was rejected on March 19, 1920
3,600
The total number of labor strikes that convulsed the United States by the end of 1919
4 million
The number of workers involved in the wave of strikes that occurred across the U.S. in 1919
500,000
The total membership of the American Federation of Labor in 1900
4,169,000
The total membership of the American Federation of Labor in 1919
60,000
The peak membership reached by the radical labor union known as the International Workers of the World
365,000
The number of AA workers who participated in the September 1919 strike paralyzing mills from Pennsylvania to Colorado
$4
The daily wage of an immigrant steelworker who worked 84 hours per week
84
The number of hours immigrant steelworkers sometimes logged in a single seven-day work week.
400,000
The number of coal miners in the Midwest who striked in 1919
34
The number of mail bombs stoped by the postal service
$500,000
The amount of money Congress appropriated to the Justice Department to fight domestic terrorism
200,000
The amount of cards the GID used to catalogue suspects, organizations, and publications
2,000
The number of “subversives” arrested at the end of 1919
500
The number of individuals arrested in the raids of the Union of Russian Workers and other organizations
249
The number of radicals deported, including Emma Goldman
33
The number of cities targeted by the Palmer Raids of January 1920
4,000
The number of people arrested for links to Communist groups during the Palmer Raids of January 1920
10
The number of years in prison Debs was sentenced to
900,000
The number of votes Debs garnered in prison in 1920
1 million
The approximate number of African Americans who participated in the Great Migration between 1915 and 1920
6 million
The total number of African Americans and Black Caribbean immigrants who participated in the Great Migration by the early 1970s
611%
The growth rate of the African-American population of Detroit between 1910 and 1920
308%
The growth rate of the African-American population of Cleveland between 1910 and 1920
148%
The growth rate of the African-American population of Chicago between 1910 and 1920
66%
The growth rate of the African-American population of New York City between 1910 and 1920
59%
The growth rate of the African-American population in Philadelphia between 1910 and 1920
5
The increase factor in pay that Armstrong got in Chicago versus New Orleans
500,000
The number of subscribers to the Chicago Defender at its peak
400
The approximate number of steps in the “Charleston”
36
The number of recorded lynchings in the United States during the year 1917
76
The number of recorded lynchings in the United States during the year 1919
18
The number of major race riots from 1915 to 1919
500
The number of federal troops who joined the Elaine Massacre
200
The approximate number of African Americans killed in the Elaine Massacre
250
The number of people who died in race riots in northern cities in 1919
38
The number of people killed during a riot after Eugene Williams’s death
500
The approximate number of people injured during a riot after Eugene Williams’s death
2,000
The number of federal troops ordered to Washington D.C. to restore order after a race riot
400,000
The number of African Americans who served during WWI
$250 million
The amount of liberty bonds bought by African Americans during WWI
11
The number of children in Garvey’s family
1,000
The number of branches that the UNIA had after five years
38
The number of states the UNIA operated in after five years
41
The number of countries the UNIA operated in after five years
2 million
The number of UNIA members
50,000
The reported number of readers of The Negro World
200,000
The estimated number of readers of The Negro World
6,000
The number of seats in UNIA’s Liberty Hall
25,000
The number of supporters in Madison Square Garden and Carnegie Hall who heard Garvey in 1920
4
The number of years Garvey spent in prison after being convicted of mail fraud in 1923
0.5%
The percent alcohol limit during Prohibition
18
The number of states that had “dry” counties of prohibitive municipalities in 1915
30% to 60%
The range of the estimate of the decrease of alcohol consumption after Prohibition
66 million
The number of people living in urban areas in 1927
52 million
The number of people living in rural areas in 1927
4,000
The approximate number of federal inmates for Prohibition in 1930, 1/3 of the total
30
The number of states that had defunded Prohibition policies, rendering them unenforceable by 1927
20
The number of states that gave women full voting rights in 1919, before the 19th amendment
27th
The place the U.S. was at on the list of countries giving full suffrage to women
35%
The percentage of women who voted in the 1920 election
34%
The percentage of women who voted in the 1924 election
2 million
The number of members of NAWSA in 1920
100,000
The number of members in the League of Women Voters in 1930
6th
Harding’s place in the Republican primaries out of eight candidates
37,000/1,089,000
The approximate share of votes Harding got in his primary
10
The number of ballots it took to nominate Harding at the Republican presidential convention
60.3%
The percentage of the national vote Harding received, giving him the popular vote
404/531
The fraction of electoral college votes Harding won
9
The number of countries at the Washington Naval Conference
15
The number of years the 5:5:3 ratio was in effect for capital vessels
11
The number of ships built between 1922 and 1929 by the U.S., showing a reduction in naval primacy
125
The number of ships built between 1922 and 1929 by Japan, showing Japanese expansionism
90
The number of days it took for Ponzi to return a full investment
30,000 to 40,000
The range of estimates of how many people invested money with Ponzi
$25 to $25,000
The range of amounts of money people invested with Ponzi
15 to 20 million
The range of estimates of the total valuation of Ponzi’s scheme
50,000
The number of people who lost their life savings due to bank failures after the Ponzi scheme
86
The number of counts of mail fraud Ponzi was indicted on
3.5
The number of years Ponzi spent in federal prison
9
The number of years Ponzi spent in Massachusetts state prison
$391,000
The amount of money in the bribe accepted by Thomas Miller