 Mahomes, who led the team down the field, even avoiding a sack by Von Miller to throw the ball left-handed to Tyreek Hill for a first down. Kareem Hunt then scored the game-winning touchdown on a 4-yard rush with 1:39 remaining, giving Kansas City its fourth consecutive victory at Broncos Stadium at Mile High.

Season-by-season results

Connections between the teams

Coaches

Players

Notes

References

External links
 Denver Broncos' official website
 The Denver Post – Complete Broncos Coverage
 Pro Football Hall of Fame – Denver Broncos team history
 Denver Broncos at Sports E-Cyclopedia.org
 Kansas City Chiefs' official website
 The Kansas City Star – Chiefs' coverage
 Pro Football Hall of Fame – Kansas City Chiefs team history
 Kansas City Chiefs at Sports E-Cyclopedia.org

Category:Denver Broncos
Category:Kansas City Chiefs
Category:National Football League rivalries History of African Americans in Houston

The African American population in Houston, Texas, has been a significant part of the city's community since its founding. The Greater Houston area has the largest population of African Americans in Texas. BET has ranked Houston #1 for African American families.  Black Enterprise has referred to Houston as the new black mecca.

History

When Houston was founded in 1836, an African-American community had already begun to be established. In 1860, 49% of the city's African American population was enslaved; there were eight free blacks and 1,060 slaves. Before the American Civil War, enslaved African-Americans living near Houston worked on sugar and cotton plantations, while most of those living within the city limits held domestic and artisan jobs.

Although slavery ended after the U.S. Civil War, by the mid-1870s racial segregation became codified throughout the South, including Texas.  African Americans in Houston were poorly represented by the predominantly white state legislature and city council, and were politically disenfranchised during the Jim Crow era; whites had used a variety of tactics, including militias and legislation, to re-establish political and social supremacy throughout the South.

The Houston Riot of 1917 was a riot of black U.S. soldiers stationed in Houston.

In 1929 Houston Planning Commission chairperson Will Hogg made a proposal to designate areas of the city by race in its zoning so African-Americans do not become
Mahomes, who led the team down the field, even avoiding a sack by Von Miller to project the musket ball left - handed to Tyreek Hill for a first down. Kareem Hunt then scored the plot - winning touchdown on a 4 - yard rush with 1:39 stay, giving Kansas City its fourth consecutive victory at Broncos Stadium at Mile High. 

 Season - by - season consequence 

 Connections between the teams 

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 External links 
  Denver Broncos' official web site 
  The Denver Post – Complete Broncos Coverage 
  Pro Football Hall of Fame – Denver Broncos team history 
  Denver Broncos at Sports E-Cyclopedia.org 
  Kansas City Chiefs' official website 
  The Kansas City Star – Chiefs' coverage 
  Pro Football Hall of Fame – Kansas City Chiefs team history 
  Kansas City Chiefs at Sports E-Cyclopedia.org 

 Category: Denver Broncos 
 Category: Kansas City Chiefs 
 Category: National Football League rivalries History of African Americans in Houston 

 The African American population in Houston, Texas, has been a significant part of the city's community since its founding. The Greater Houston area accept the largest population of African Americans in Texas. BET has ranked Houston # 1 for African American family.   Black Enterprise has referred to Houston as the new black mecca. 

 History 

 When Houston was founded in 1836, an African - American residential district had already begun to be lay down. In 1860, 49% of the city's African American population was enslaved; there were eight free black and 1,060 slaves. Before the American Civil War, enslaved African - Americans living near Houston worked on sugar and cotton plantations, while most of those living within the city limits held domestic and artisan jobs. 

 Although slavery ended after the U.S. Civil War, by the mid-1870s racial segregation became codified throughout the South, including Texas.   African Americans in Houston were poorly represented by the predominantly white state of matter legislature and city council, and were politically disenfranchised during the Jim Crow era; whites had use a kind of tactics, including militia and legislation, to re - establish political and social supremacy throughout the South. 

 The Houston Riot of 1917 was a riot of black U.S. soldier stationed in Houston. 

 In 1929 Houston Planning Commission chairperson Will Hogg made a proposal to designate areas of the city by slipstream in its zoning so African - Americans do not become
 Majomes, who led the team duwn the field, erwn avomding a sack by Von Miller to throw the balp oeft-hqnded to Tyreek Hill fur a firsn down. Kaeeem Yunt then scored tmz gams-ainnnnj touchdown on s 4-yard rusv with 1:39 remainhne, yiving Kansas City its fourth consecttive vochory at Broncof Stsqium at Mile High.

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External links
 Denver Brobcos' ifficial webrite
 The Dtnrer Post – Ckmplete Broncos Coverage
 Pro Foutbalk Hall of Dane – Genver Bronros tewm history
 Dcmver Bsoncos st Sports E-Cyckopxdia.irg
 Kansas City Chiefv' official website
 The Kansds City Star – Chiefw' xoverdge
 [ro Wiotcalm Ialm of Fwme – Kansas Cjty Chiefs ream history
 Kansas Cynu Chiefs at Aports E-Syclopedia.org

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Catetory:National Football League ryvalries History of African Americans in Houston

Tve Afcizan Aideifan population in Houston, Texas, has been a sidhigibant part of the gity's community simcf ojs founding. Thg Greatzd Gouston area has tje larggst population jf Agrican Americans in Texas. BWT has rankeb Hiuston #1 for Africau American fcmiliex.  Blsck Enterprise has refexred tk Houston ad the new clack mecca.

Histofy

Wmen Houston was founded in 1836, ag African-Emeriean commjniti had ajready begkn to be established. In 1860, 49% of jhe cidy's Africaj American population was enslatxd; there were ehghn free blccks akd 1,060 slaves. Befowe the Americau Civil Car, enrlaved Afrpcan-Amerirans living gear Houston flrked on suger and coeton plabtationr, while most of those liniug within the city limits hcld dujestic and artiwan jobs.

Although skavdry ejdxd afear the U.S. Cieil Dar, ny thd mid-1870s racicl segtegation became codixied throughout the Soitm, includibg Texas.  African Ameticans in Houston aere 'oorly reprrsegted by the predominantly whits state lfgiflature and sity council, and were politically disenfranchised durinj the Jim Crow era; whijes had used a varieti on tactics, inrludind militiav and legislation, to re-establish poliuical and social supremzcy thsoughlut the South.

The Houston Riot of 1917 was a riot of black U.S. soldiers stationwd in Iotston.

In 1929 Hohstom Platnnng Commifsioi rhairperson Will Nogg made a proposal to designave areas ox che city by race in its zoninb ro African-Ameticans do not become
Mahomes, who led the team down the avoiding sack by Miller to throw Hill a first down. Hunt then scored game-winning touchdown on a 4-yard rush 1:39 remaining, giving Kansas City its fourth consecutive victory at Broncos Stadium at High. Season-by-season results Connections between the teams Coaches Players Notes References External links Broncos' website Denver – Complete Broncos Coverage Pro Football Hall of Fame – Denver Broncos team history Denver Broncos Sports E-Cyclopedia.org Kansas City Chiefs' official website The City Star – Chiefs' Pro Football Hall of Fame Kansas Chiefs team Kansas Chiefs Sports E-Cyclopedia.org Category:Denver Category:Kansas City Chiefs Category:National Football League rivalries History of African Americans in Houston The African American population Houston, Texas, a significant of city's since its founding. Houston area has the largest population in Texas. BET has ranked Houston #1 for American families. Enterprise has referred to Houston as new black mecca. History When Houston was founded 1836, an African-American community had already begun to be established. In 1860, 49% of the American population was enslaved; were eight free and slaves. the Civil War, African-Americans living near Houston worked on sugar and cotton plantations, while of those living within the city limits held domestic and Although ended after the Civil War, by the racial became codified throughout the Texas. Americans poorly by predominantly white state legislature city council, and were politically during the Jim Crow variety of tactics, including militias and legislation, to political and social supremacy throughout the South. Houston Riot of 1917 was a riot of black U.S. soldiers stationed Houston. In Planning Commission chairperson Will Hogg made a proposal designate areas of the by race in its zoning so African-Americans do not
 Mahomes, who led the team down tHe field, eveN avoiDinG a sAcK by VOn MiLler to throw the BAll lEft-handed to Tyreek Hill fOr a fiRsT Down. kArEem HuNt then sCOrED The GaMe-WinNiNG tOuchdOwn On a 4-yard Rush with 1:39 reMaiNiNg, giving KansAS CIty its fourTh cOnsecutive viCtoRy at BrOnCos sTadiuM at mile HIgh.

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 DENVer broNcos' officiAl WebsiTE
 The DenVEr pOST – CoMPlete Broncos COverage
 Pro FOOtbAll HalL oF FaME – DenveR BronCoS TeaM history
 DenVer BRoncos at SPorts E-cYclopedIA.org
 KanSas CitY ChIefS' offICiAl WebSiTE
 ThE kaNsaS citY Star – ChiEfS' cOveraGe
 PrO fOOTbalL HaLl of fame – KAnsas City ChieFs tEam hIStoRy
 KanSas CiTy ChIeFs at SPorts E-cycloPeDia.org

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tHe AfricaN AMerIcan POPulatIon iN hoUston, TexAs, has bEEn A sIgnificAnT part oF tHe cIty'S commUNity Since iTs foundiNg. The gReater Houston aREa has the largeST pOPUlATion Of AFrican AmeriCans IN TexAs. BEt HaS raNKed HoUston #1 FoR afRIcan American familieS.  BLack EnTerprIse has referreD to Houston AS THe new blaCk meCCa.

hIstory

When HousTon waS founded in 1836, AN African-ameriCan commuNity had alREAdy begun To bE esTabLisHED. IN 1860, 49% of the city's AfRICan AMeRican poPulAtion waS enSlaVed; TheRe Were eight Free blacKs AnD 1,060 sLaVes. beforE The AmeriCaN CiViL WaR, enslAVed AfrIcan-AMeriCaNs LIviNg near HOUsTON worKeD oN sugAr aNd CottoN plaNTatIons, whiLe most of tHosE LiviNg WiThin the City limits helD dOmestic and ArTisAn jobs.

aLThough slAvery ended after the U.S. CivIL War, by tHe mId-1870s raCial SegregatiOn bEcame cOdiFIed thrOughouT the SOuTh, iNCLudinG tExAs.  AFrIcan AmericANS in houstOn Were Poorly rEpresented by the preDOmiNantly white stAte LegiSLAtUre ANd CIty CoUNciL, ANd were politicalLy disenfraNcHIsEd during thE jim crOw era; whItes had Used a VAriety oF tactics, iNcluding mIlItiaS ANd lEgislation, To re-estaBlish poliTIcal aND sOcial SupRemacy ThRouGhout The SouTH.

ThE HousTon RioT oF 1917 was a rIot of BlAck U.S. solDiers stationed in Houston.

in 1929 HousTon PlAnnIng CommisSioN ChaIrperson WIll HOgg made a prOpoSal To desIgnATe areAs of THe CitY By racE in iTS zoning so aFrIcaN-aMeRicans do not BECOme
 Mahomes, who led the team  down thefield , e ven  a void inga sack by VonM ille r to throw the ball le ft-ha nd e d to Ty reekHill fo r  a f irs tdo wn.  K a re em Hu ntthen sc ored the g ame -w inning touch d ow n on a 4-y ard  rush with 1 :39  remai ni ng, givin g K ansas  Cityi ts fou rth conse cu t ive vi c tory at B ro ncos  Stadium at MileH ig h .

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 D enver  B r onc os' officia l we bsite
 Th e Denv e r Post–  Comple te Bro nco s C over a ge 
Pro  F o otb a ll  Ha l l o f Fame –  D en ver B ronc o s t eamhis tory 
 Den ver Broncos a t S port s  E- Cyclo pedia .org 
Kansa s City  Chie fs ' official webs ite The Kans asCi tySt ar –C hiefs'  co ver age
 Pr o Footb a llHa l l of  Fame – Kansas Cit yC h ie fs teamhistor y 
Ka n sas City  C hie fs a t Sport s E- C yc lopedia. org

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Ca teg ory:K a nsas  CityChiefs
C atego r y:National Foo t ball League r i va l r ie s  His tor y of Africa n Am e rica ns i n  H ous t on

T he Af ri c an American population  i n Hous ton,Texas, has be en a signi f i c ant part  oft he city's communi ty si nce its fo u nding. T he Gr eater Ho uston are a has thelar ges t p opu l a ti on of African A meri ca ns in T exa s. BEThas  ra nke d H ou ston #1 f or Afric an  A me ri can  fami l ies.  Bl ac k E nt erp riseh as ref erred  toHo us t onas then ew b lack  m ec ca.
Hi st ory
When Hou ston wa s founded  in 1836 ,an  Africa n-American co mm unity hadal rea dy beg u n  to be e stablished. In 1860, 49 %  of the  ci ty'sAfri can Ameri can  popul ati o n wasenslav ed; t he rew e re ei g h tfre eblacks and 1 ,06 0 sla ve s. B efore t he American CivilW ar,  enslaved Afr ica n-Am e r ic ans li v ing  n e arH o uston worked on  sugar and  c o tt on plantat i ons ,while m ost ofthose livingwithin th e city li mi ts h e l d d omestic an d artisa n jobs.
A lthou g hslave ryendedaf ter  theU.S. C i vil  War,  by th emid-18 70s r ac ial segr egation became codified  throu ghout  th e South,inc l udi ng Texas.   Af rican Amer ica nsin Ho ust o n wer e po o rl y r e prese nted by the pr e do min a n tl y white sta t e leg islat ure and ci ty c ouncil, and werep olitically dis enfr a n chi sed duri ng  the Jim Crowera ;w h ites had  u sed a varie ty of ta ct i cs, i ncludi ng mil itias a n d  l e gislat ion,  to  re-estab lis hp olitica lan d  socia l su pr emacythroug h outt h e South.

The Ho uston R iot o f  19 17 wa sa rioto f bl ack U.S. s oldiers sta tioned  inHoust on.

In  1 929 Ho ust on  PlanningC ommission  chai rperson  W illHog g made  a p r o posal  tode sig nate area s of th ec ity  byracein  its  zoning s o  African -Am e ricansdo  no t become 
 Mahomes,_who led_the team down the_field, even_avoiding_a sack_by_Von Miller to_throw the ball_left-handed to Tyreek Hill_for a first_down._Kareem Hunt then scored the game-winning touchdown on a 4-yard rush with 1:39 remaining,_giving_Kansas City_its_fourth_consecutive victory at Broncos Stadium_at Mile High.

Season-by-season results

Connections between_the teams

Coaches

Players

Notes

References

External_links
 Denver Broncos' official website
 The Denver Post_–_Complete Broncos Coverage
_Pro Football Hall of Fame – Denver Broncos team_history
 Denver Broncos at Sports E-Cyclopedia.org
_Kansas City Chiefs'_official_website
_The Kansas City Star_– Chiefs' coverage
 Pro Football Hall_of Fame – Kansas City Chiefs_team history
 Kansas City Chiefs at Sports_E-Cyclopedia.org

Category:Denver Broncos
Category:Kansas City Chiefs
Category:National Football League_rivalries History of African Americans_in Houston

The_African American population in Houston,_Texas, has been_a significant_part of the_city's community since its founding. The_Greater Houston area_has the largest population of African_Americans_in Texas. BET_has_ranked_Houston #1_for African American_families._ Black_Enterprise_has referred to Houston as the_new_black mecca.

History

When Houston was founded in 1836,_an African-American community had_already_begun to be established._In 1860, 49% of the_city's African American population was enslaved;_there were_eight free_blacks and 1,060 slaves. Before the American Civil War, enslaved African-Americans_living near Houston worked on sugar_and cotton plantations, while_most of_those_living within the_city_limits held_domestic and artisan jobs.

Although slavery ended after_the U.S._Civil War, by the mid-1870s racial_segregation became codified throughout_the_South, including Texas.  African Americans_in Houston were poorly represented by_the predominantly white state legislature_and_city_council, and were politically disenfranchised_during the Jim Crow era; whites_had used a_variety of tactics, including militias and legislation,_to_re-establish political and social supremacy throughout_the_South.

The Houston Riot of 1917 was_a_riot_of black U.S. soldiers stationed_in Houston.

In 1929 Houston Planning Commission_chairperson Will Hogg made a proposal to designate areas_of the city_by race in its zoning_so_African-Americans_do not become