African American Social Developments: Sharecropping and Social Divisions Flashcards

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What was Sharecropping?

A

Having people farm a piece of land and also live there and the owner of the land gets a share of the crops produced

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Which social group was most likely to be in sharecropping? Why?

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African Americans, because they had no other job opportunities

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What had practically happened to many African Americans in the Gilded Age by them becoming sharecroppers?

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They had been put back into slavery

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What was an issue for economic freedom of African Americans in the Gilded Age and why?

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Many of them could not afford land because they had low-paying jobs

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What was a long term positive point for African Americans getting land by 1910?

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By 1910, 25% of African Americans owned land

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What was a social division between African Americans alone?

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The division between the ‘blacks’ and the ‘browns’

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How would you be labelled a ‘black’?

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If you were liberated from slavery in 1865

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How would you be labelled a ‘brown’?

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If you had been liberated from slavery before 1865

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How were some African Americans liberated from slavery before the end of the Civil War?

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Because Northern troops liberated all slaves with each town that they passed through

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What became a common occurrence against African Americans after the Reconstruction Era ended in terms of how they killed them?

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Lynching

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