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Sharecropping is a
legal arrangement in
which a
landowner allows a
tenant (sharecropper) to use the land in
return for a
share of the
crops produced on...
- (1863–1877), in the
Alabama black belt some
compromise was
reached through a
sharecropping system in
which local black farmers were
under the
protection of rich...
- c. 75% of
leased lands in western,
southern and
central France were
sharecropped.
North of the
Loire it was only
common in Lorraine. In
Italy and France...
- road or the
right to
graze one's
animals on
commonly owned land. When
sharecropping, one has use of
agricultural land
owned by
another person in exchange...
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cultivated acres of farm
being worked by a
black sharecropper by 1938.
Sharecropping became a po****r type of
living in the 1930s, with 30% of the United...
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percentage share of the profits,
whether this be in
currency or in kind.
Sharecropping as
historically practiced in the USA
during the
Reconstruction era (late...
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several themes,
including Jim Crow segregation,
Black landownership,
sharecropping, the
Great Depression, and lynching. In 1933, 9-year-old C****ie Logan...
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Fulshear (/ˈfʊlʃər/ FUUL-shər) is a city in
northwestern Fort Bend County, Texas,
United States, and is
located on the
western edge of the Houston–The...
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Victor Ainsworth, a name he used on some
early recordings. His
family sharecropped. He
discovered gospel music through his grandfather, a
Baptist minister...
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exchange for rent on the plantations’
grounds on
which they
lived and
sharecropped. Irby had her
first child, and
fellow quilter, Lou Ida
Bennett when she...
