They moved from place to place to find food. In my point of view
I helped them by being able to trade more goods faster and made the whites usually more "powerful" than the blacks
Personally, I don’t think so...
in the 1920s<span>. The changing role of </span>women<span> was a result of the work they did </span>during<span> the war. ... </span>In 1920<span>, all </span>women were<span> given the right to vote. 'Flappers' smoked </span>in<span>public, danced the new dances, and </span>were<span> sexually liberals
PLease make me brainleast user</span>