James T. Rapier

James T. Rapier

Développeur All Biography Apps

Paquet:

mob.repier.jamesrapier

Téléchargements:

100

Taille:

2.6 MB

Nécessite android:

4.0 ou version ultérieure

Mise à jour:

24 sept. 2017

Dernière version:

3.0

Âge:

Tout le monde

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James T. Rapier served in Congress as a U. S. Representative from Alabama. He was one of only three black congressmen during Reconstruction and helped to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1875.

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