Who was the first black U.S. general?

The first black U.S. general was Benjamin O. Davis, Sr. (1877-1970).

He was promoted to the rank of brigadier general in the U.S. Army in 1940.

How many internment camps were built to house Japanese-Americans during World War II? In 1942, about 100,000 Japanese-Americans were moved to ten internment camps in Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. The camps were closed in late 1945.
Why is an hour divided into 60 minutes and not 10 or 100 minutes? An hour divided into 60 minutes because it is based on the sexagesimal system of notation, a system based on the number 60 that predates the decimal system. It was developed about 2400…
Who was the first black mayor? Carl B. Stokes (b. 1927) was the first black mayor. He was the great-grandson of a slave and was mayor of Cleveland from 1967 to 1971.
How many sites did the United Nations occupy before moving to its present location? The United Nations occupied four sites, three of them in New York. The first regular session of the General Assembly was held in October 1945 at Central Hall in London. The United Nations…
How did Jack Kingman get his start on TV? Jack Kingman had small parts on Ed Norton's favorite TV series, "Captain Video," (DuMont, 1949-55).
In what language does Carlos Fuentes write? Mexico's best-known author Carlos Fuentes (The Death of Artemio Cruz, 1962; The Old Gringo, 1985) first began writing in English, but has since switched to his native language, Spanish.