ACADEC Social Science Numbers 2025-26

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37 million

The estimated total casualties of World War I, comprising combat deaths, soldiers missing in action, and the wounded

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1/5

The fraction of people worldwide who contracted the Spanish Flu

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20 million

The estimated worldwide death toll caused by the global influenza pandemic that intensified in 1919

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50,000

The number of American troops in Manhattan, Kansas

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700,000

The approximate number of American lives claimed by the Spanish flu pandemic

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50,300

The total number of American "doughboys" who lost their lives during the course of WWI

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26,277

The number of American soldiers who fell during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, representing over half of total U.S. war deaths

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1,385,300

The staggering number of men lost by France during the course of WWI

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900,000

The total number of soldiers killed in battle from Great Britain during WWI

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$21 billion

The astronomical sum Germany was ordered to pay in war reparations as part of the Treaty of Versailles

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26

The number of articles contained within the Covenant for the League of Nations

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39

The number of Reservationist senators who vowed to vote against the League of Nations without significant amendments

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42

The total number of amendments drafted by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge for the Treaty of Versailles

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9,981

The total mileage of the cross-country speaking tour embarked upon by Woodrow Wilson in September 1919

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12,000

The seating capacity of the San Francisco auditorium filled by Woodrow Wilson during his speaking tour

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50,000

The number of citizens addressed by Woodrow Wilson at a local stadium in San Diego

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18

The number of months America went with the incapacitated Wilson

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14

The number of reservations on the League of Nations that Lodge introduced to the Senate floor

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49-35

The Senate vote count by which the revised Treaty of Versailles was rejected on March 19, 1920

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3,600

The total number of labor strikes that convulsed the United States by the end of 1919

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4 million

The number of workers involved in the wave of strikes that occurred across the U.S. in 1919

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500,000

The total membership of the American Federation of Labor in 1900

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4,169,000

The total membership of the American Federation of Labor in 1919

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60,000

The peak membership reached by the radical labor union known as the International Workers of the World

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365,000

The number of AA workers who participated in the September 1919 strike paralyzing mills from Pennsylvania to Colorado

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$4

The daily wage of an immigrant steelworker who worked 84 hours per week

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84

The number of hours immigrant steelworkers sometimes logged in a single seven-day work week.

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400,000

The number of coal miners in the Midwest who striked in 1919

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34

The number of mail bombs stoped by the postal service

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$500,000

The amount of money Congress appropriated to the Justice Department to fight domestic terrorism

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200,000

The amount of cards the GID used to catalogue suspects, organizations, and publications

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2,000

The number of “subversives” arrested at the end of 1919

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500

The number of individuals arrested in the raids of the Union of Russian Workers and other organizations

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249

The number of radicals deported, including Emma Goldman

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33

The number of cities targeted by the Palmer Raids of January 1920

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4,000

The number of people arrested for links to Communist groups during the Palmer Raids of January 1920

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10

The number of years in prison Debs was sentenced to

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900,000

The number of votes Debs garnered in prison in 1920

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1 million

The approximate number of African Americans who participated in the Great Migration between 1915 and 1920

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6 million

The total number of African Americans and Black Caribbean immigrants who participated in the Great Migration by the early 1970s

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611%

The growth rate of the African-American population of Detroit between 1910 and 1920

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308%

The growth rate of the African-American population of Cleveland between 1910 and 1920

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148%

The growth rate of the African-American population of Chicago between 1910 and 1920

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66%

The growth rate of the African-American population of New York City between 1910 and 1920

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59%

The growth rate of the African-American population in Philadelphia between 1910 and 1920

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5

The increase factor in pay that Armstrong got in Chicago versus New Orleans

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500,000

The number of subscribers to the Chicago Defender at its peak

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400

The approximate number of steps in the “Charleston”

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36

The number of recorded lynchings in the United States during the year 1917

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76

The number of recorded lynchings in the United States during the year 1919

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18

The number of major race riots from 1915 to 1919

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500

The number of federal troops who joined the Elaine Massacre

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200

The approximate number of African Americans killed in the Elaine Massacre

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250

The number of people who died in race riots in northern cities in 1919

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38

The number of people killed during a riot after Eugene Williams’s death

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500

The approximate number of people injured during a riot after Eugene Williams’s death

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2,000

The number of federal troops ordered to Washington D.C. to restore order after a race riot

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400,000

The number of African Americans who served during WWI

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$250 million

The amount of liberty bonds bought by African Americans during WWI

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11

The number of children in Garvey’s family

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1,000

The number of branches that the UNIA had after five years

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38

The number of states the UNIA operated in after five years

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41

The number of countries the UNIA operated in after five years

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2 million

The number of UNIA members

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50,000

The reported number of readers of The Negro World

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200,000

The estimated number of readers of The Negro World

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6,000

The number of seats in UNIA’s Liberty Hall

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25,000

The number of supporters in Madison Square Garden and Carnegie Hall who heard Garvey in 1920

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4

The number of years Garvey spent in prison after being convicted of mail fraud in 1923

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0.5%

The percent alcohol limit during Prohibition

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18

The number of states that had “dry” counties of prohibitive municipalities in 1915

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30% to 60%

The range of the estimate of the decrease of alcohol consumption after Prohibition

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66 million

The number of people living in urban areas in 1927

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52 million

The number of people living in rural areas in 1927

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4,000

The approximate number of federal inmates for Prohibition in 1930, 1/3 of the total

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30

The number of states that had defunded Prohibition policies, rendering them unenforceable by 1927

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20

The number of states that gave women full voting rights in 1919, before the 19th amendment

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27th

The place the U.S. was at on the list of countries giving full suffrage to women

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35%

The percentage of women who voted in the 1920 election

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34%

The percentage of women who voted in the 1924 election

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2 million

The number of members of NAWSA in 1920

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100,000

The number of members in the League of Women Voters in 1930

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6th

Harding’s place in the Republican primaries out of eight candidates

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37,000/1,089,000

The approximate share of votes Harding got in his primary

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10

The number of ballots it took to nominate Harding at the Republican presidential convention

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60.3%

The percentage of the national vote Harding received, giving him the popular vote

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404/531

The fraction of electoral college votes Harding won

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9

The number of countries at the Washington Naval Conference

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15

The number of years the 5:5:3 ratio was in effect for capital vessels

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11

The number of ships built between 1922 and 1929 by the U.S., showing a reduction in naval primacy

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125

The number of ships built between 1922 and 1929 by Japan, showing Japanese expansionism

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90

The number of days it took for Ponzi to return a full investment

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30,000 to 40,000

The range of estimates of how many people invested money with Ponzi

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$25 to $25,000

The range of amounts of money people invested with Ponzi

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15 to 20 million

The range of estimates of the total valuation of Ponzi’s scheme

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50,000

The number of people who lost their life savings due to bank failures after the Ponzi scheme

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86

The number of counts of mail fraud Ponzi was indicted on

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3.5

The number of years Ponzi spent in federal prison

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9

The number of years Ponzi spent in Massachusetts state prison

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$391,000

The amount of money in the bribe accepted by Thomas Miller