This is the name given to African Americans - such as Nat Love and Isom Dart - who ventured into the frontier following the Civil War, working on and running ranches and leading cattle drives.

Question

Johan Pearson

History

30 July, 21:06

This is the name given to African Americans - such as Nat Love and Isom Dart - who ventured into the frontier following the Civil War, working on and running ranches and leading cattle drives.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Greta Hawkins · Answer 1

Black Cowboys

Explanation:

Nat Love is one of the most popular black cowboys who lived between 1854 and 1921. He spent most of his life as a cowboy in the Western part of the United States. He wrote a memoir on his life as a cowboy.

Isom Dart lived between 1849 and 1900. His original name was Ned Huddleston. Although a cowboy, he became a notorious thief who stole cattle and horses. He had a bad reputation and he was shot by a bounty hunter who had been contracted by ranchers who lost their cattle and horses to him.