Answer:
Archaeological and linguistic evidence indicates that the <em>Khoisan</em> were the earliest inhabitants who occupied East Africa before 1000AD.
Explanation:
The <em>Khoisan </em>people lived in East Africa before they migrated to Southern and South eastern Africa prior to the Bantu migration. They were the first people to occupy South Africa following their migration. They were known for their hunting and gathering skills. In addition, to living a nomadic way of life.
The Bill of Rights in the Constitution protected RAPPS. RAPPS stands for religion, assembly, press, petition, and speech.
So, I probably shouldn't put this in the 'Answer' section, but first off, Roman, second off, whats the question precisely?
Voted, demanded equal rights, joined new state governments and served in Congress
