These two men seated at the table represent the Irish , with top hat and vest, and German (smoking pipe and drinking german beer) inmigrants in the 1800s in the US. The cartoon refers to the 1882's Chinese Exclusion Act, which was the first American law preventing the inmigration of an specific ethnic/national group. This can be apreciated in the "New Declaration of indepence" at the back of the cartoon.
The legend in the bottom ("If the Yankee Congress can keep the yellow man out, what is to hinder them from calling us green and keeping us out too?") refers to the raising fear in Irish and German groups of facing the same fate of Chinese inmigrants. This let us know American attitude towards inmigrants who weren't seen as equals and were discrimitated for their origins and skin color.
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Renaissance did not end until 1600 the Aztecs fell to the Spanish in 1519
Franciso Vazquez de coronado's description of the areas he explored helped create updated maps of the lands.
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Francisco Vázquez de Coronado was a Spain conquistador and explorer. Also, he was the first person to reach the west of America. He always sought to create a new world for himself.
In Spain, the firstborns can have the privilege to inherit their parents' money and status. Since Coronado was the second child he had to seek fortune on his own. In 1535 he reached New Spain and got married to a woman from a wealthy family there.
Thus he inherited her wealth and also he became the military commander to settle disputes between Native Americans and Spaniards. There were rumors spreading the news as native's lands filled with treasures and riches. Thus he wanted to explore the cities in order to attain those treasures.
But he failed to find the treasure but he was the first person from the European countries to find Grand Canyon. Mainly, his exploration over many places and the description regarding the places helped to update the land's map. Also, his Exploration led the way for the future colonization of Spanish in the United States.
Sweatt v. Painter is famous today in Supreme Court history in that it laid the foundation for the argument used a few years later in Brown v. Board of Education
