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Why do you suppose black cowboys were not accepted as foremen or trail bosses?
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Black cowboys were not accepted as foremen or trail bosses because of discrimination. They were deemed not to be on the same level as their Caucasian counter parts because of the color of their skin.
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Who were some political bosses of the gilded age?
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Progressive reformers tried to bypass urban political machines by?
making deals with party bosses
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Who are bosses?
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How do you spell bosses with an apostrophe?
bosses'
When was The Bosses created?
The Bosses was created in 1973.
Is bosses a noun?
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The work of a boss in possessive form?
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What is the possessive form for bosses?
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What is the baby bosses number?
wat is the baby bosses number
What are Irish mob bosses called?
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I have More than one boss is it boss' or bosses?
it will be bosses
