Railroads were made which were a part of industrialization.
Two of the most notable African American writers from the Harlem Renaissance, I would say, are Langston Hughes, the poet who wrote things like The Negro Speaks of Rivers, and Zora Neale Hurston, who wrote the book Their Eyes Were Watching God.
The Native Americans<span> viewed the </span>Buffalo<span> as a sacred animal. They had established 52 uses for this animal in their daily </span>lives<span> from food to using their hides for clothing and shelter. The </span>Buffalo<span> ... In the 1860's </span>White settlers<span> saw the plains as a good place to raise cattle.</span>
the Constitution states that all men are created equal, yet the same document allowed for slavery
