Another of the biggest population shifts in American history was the Great Migration. Between the 1910s and the 1970s, around 6 millions Black American fled from the American South to Northern, Midwestern or west.
One of the biggest ethnic groupings in the US is made up of Black people. Although most Black American are of African descent, many also have non-African forebears. Most African Americans are descended from enslaved individuals who were forcibly transported from their native Africa to work in the Age Of exploration. Their legal options were severely constrained, and they had long been denied the chance to participate in the economic, social, and social changes of the US. But Black American have contributed fundamentally and enduringly to American history and culture.
Diocletian and Constantine were famous as the people who completely reformed the military system and created a new system of government, which gave new life to the late roman empire.
On November 30, 1863, Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton was authorized by letter from the U.S. War Department to raise one regiment of infantry composed of colored men.
