From the 1860s to the 1880s, Black cowboys in West America accounted for up to 25 percent of cattle workers because they were capable of handling cattle. Many black men had skills in cattle handling and they were typically former slaves or born into the families of former slaves. Nat Love (1854-1921) was an African-American cowboy, and a former slave, for example. His life has been an inspiration for many artistic forms, like literature: Joe R. Lansdale used Love in the novellas Nine Hide and Horns. In 2012 comics were published about his life. In films, his life is presented in "The Cherokee Kid" (1996) and in "They Die by Dawn
Movies became popular during the Great Depression because they were cheaper at the moment giving people a affordable movie to watch and keep their minds off of what was going on. They used these movies to calm peoples minds a little so people weren't as worried.
It’s based on a few things and conditions. If you have a degree, than that and money dictate your career choice. Most people go to school with intentions on working in a particular field.
No degree, would be dictated by mostly money. We all need it and we all want it.
The separation of powers limits government by spreading the power between the 3 branches (Legislative, Executive, and Judicial) so that not one branch has too much power. Hope that answered your question!
