... ). Jim Crow laws enforced segregation throughout the southern states of the United States. Streetcars, restaurants, and even water fountains were separated usually with signs indicating which race could use which facility. Although both races preferred to be around their own races according to The African American Odyssey by Darlene Clark Hine, the facilities were definitely not equal in quality and features. The phrase "separate but equal" ... ; was put into full effect during this time according to the government, however African Americans did not find that these laws were fair. The...

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... were used for more than hunting can be found in King Tutankhamen's tomb of Egypt. Sketches depict the king in many hunting positions not only for economic necessity, but also for enjoyment. Archery contests are also described in Homer's epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey. As well, an archery score has been found in a 13th century Turkish inscription that praises Sultan Mahmud Khan for his ... 1,215 consecutive arrow lengths. The British Legacy The bow and arrow played a significant part in English history especially the longbow and is celebrated in folklore tales such as Robin Hood. ...

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