Shirley Chisholm was an amazing lady and I am sorry more people don't know about her. In 1968, she became the first black woman in the United States to ever serve in congress. And in 1972, she was the first black woman to run for president. And while she did not get the nomination of her party, she created a very important conversation about the role of women in politics. At that time, while a few women had been elected to congress over the years, no woman (black or white) had come close to getting the nomination for president or vice president. Shirley Chisholm was not afraid to speak her mind; she was a very determined and very outspoken person, and had she lived in our internet era, I'd like to believe her campaign would have attracted more attention. I was one of the volunteers on that campaign, and while I did not expect her to win, it was wonderful to hear someone speaking up about racism, sexism, income inequality, and other issues that mattered to many of us.
Oh, dude, "vody o doe doe" is actually a made-up phrase from the TV show "Laverne & Shirley." It's their secret language, like their own little inside joke. So, basically, it means whatever they want it to mean, like a secret code for their friendship or just a random gibberish phrase to confuse everyone else. It's like their own quirky version of Pig Latin, but with more Milwaukee charm.
He was the president of the United States at the end of the Reconstruction Era.
No, not Bonanza, it was a show called "The Marriage" in 1954. Bonanza was one of the few prime time shows of that era to be in color, but not the first.
Yes, Lou Christie appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show." He was known for his hit songs in the 1960s, including "Lightnin' Strikes." His performances on the show helped to boost his popularity during that era. Christie's appearances contributed to the show's reputation as a platform for showcasing musical talent.
The president during the Jackson era was President Andrew Jackson.
I'm pretty sure she was
he wasnt
James Monroe is the "Era of good feeling " president and he was reelected in1820.
He was President before Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president, was.
Truman
The era of television politics began with President John F. Kennedy.
No. The era of good feeling ended about 18 years before Van Buren was President.
Andrew Johnson was impeached during reconstruction era.
Rutherford Hayes oversaw the end of the Reconstruction Era.
Madison.
Herbert Hoover