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Unsung Heroes: African-American Cowboys of the Wild West

Despite the common narrative largely overlooking the role of African-American cowboys, historical estimates suggest that they made up approximately 25% of the cowboy population. These cowboys encountered prejudice in the towns they traveled through, such as being excluded from particular restaurants or hotels. However, within their own groups, they experienced a level of respect and… Read More »

Colonial America

Before the revolution in America, the UK had been transporting convicts to the colonies for many years. As a result, there was a significant number of prisoners in colonial America. It is believed that the state of Georgia was established as a penal colony. After the revolution, the UK began sending convicts to Australia instead.… Read More »

The American Revolution the…

The American Revolution the -ville suffix became popular in the names of new US settlements due to an increase of pro-French sentiments. After the Marque Lafayette visited the USA in 1824, many cities , towns and counties were name after him. Source

Spanish conquistadors went exploring…

Spanish conquistadors went exploring all the way up to Kansas in the 1500s. The post Spanish conquistadors went exploring… appeared first on Crazy Facts. Source