Answer:
Booker T. Washington.
Explanation:
On April 7, 1940, Booker T. Washington became the first African-American to be depicted on a postage stamp. He was born in slavery in 1856. As millions more, he got emancipated after the Civil War. He worked very hard as a miner but he cared much about personal education. He went to Hampton Institute and eventually became a teacher, an educator.
The <span>kinds of films and radio programs that became popular during the Great Depression were all fairly "light hearted" and entertaining, since people were craving an "escape" from their every day lives. </span>
Answer: It is true because they were anxious to explore unknown.
I believe it was Austria.