Answer:
Option: B. the legendary "Seven Cities of Cibola."
Explanation:
Francisco Vásquez de Coronado was an explorer from Spain in the 16th century, known for expeditions in Southwest of America. Coronado went to look for seven golden cities after learning the tale of riches with it among the Spaniards in Mexico. Coronado assembled 400 soldiers and 1500 Indians and set out for an excursion to find the treasure (gold), to have existed in Mexico. He found the seven cities of Cibola with no riches.
Answer: Africans have a culture that runs deep, which has been around for many years just like the rivers.
Explanation:
The comparison hughes makes between africa heritage and rivers in the negro speaks of rivers is that Africans have a culture that runs deep, which has been around for many years just like the rivers.
Africa's culture is one of the oldest in the world and dates back as the earliest B.C's and most of them are still maintained today despite the pressure from development to do away with them
Answer:
Oklahoma.
Explanation:
The Indian Appropriations Act of 1889 was signed by President Grover Cleveland that allows white settlers to 'enter' into the lands of Native Indians and relocated the Indians into reservations. This Act would be the displacement of Indians away from their lands and also be kept under 'surveillance' in the reservations.
With the Act, the territory of Oklahoma was opened that led to a mad rush to the area to get their hands on lands. As the lands were cheap, and the government legally allowing the possession, the white settlers would make a dash to the land. This was the last great land rush in American history, though at the cost of the Native Indians losing their ancestral lands.
Thus, the correct answer is Oklahoma.
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