Rosa Parks, Ruby Bridges, Martin Luther King Junior, and most of the west move meant.
I think one of the most important person in Ukrainian history was knaz (king) Vladimir the Great
one important person in french history was the enlightenment thinker Decartes who thouht that people should question everything except their own existence
Obviously not. Hitler was one of the most important characters in history of ALL times. You should find some information about it.
A mulatto is a person with black ancestry and white ancestry, or black and white parents. This term is not in technical use these days, and is found offensive in some cultures, but endearing in others.
A person with one black and one white parent. The term, mostly archaic, was applied to any biracial offspring, but more specifically to those of mixed black parentage, often to disenfranchise them or restrict their rights. or A person with parents of different races
Hamurabi is one important person in history.
One person you can relate to black history is Barack Obama. Another person you can relate to black history is Martin Luther King, Jr.
He was one of the first famous African American guitarist.
Because he's the one who told the world black people have amazing talent too.
martin Luther king
I think one of the most important person in Ukrainian history was knaz (king) Vladimir the Great
There is no one most important person to the Jewish people. Jewish history contains accounts of literally thousands of leaders, sages, and heroes.
Virgie is impotant to black history because she was reconized for her greatness and she was still named one of the greatest inventors even though the color of her skin.
one important person in french history was the enlightenment thinker Decartes who thouht that people should question everything except their own existence
Barack Obama is an important part of our history because he is the 1st black president in history. He's the 44th president amd he's the only black one. So that is very big especially since blacks have been segregated against.
He was one of the first U.S. governers and he helped with the declaration and constitution and stuff
It determined a person's status under the black codes. In the South it became known as the "one-drop rule,'' meaning that a single drop of "black blood" makes a person a black.