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1. Alabama was known as the "Cotton State".
2. Women in the south were expected to be feminine and glamorous.
3. Jim Crow sometimes resulted in a form of vigilante mob murder called lynching against black people.

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1.Women in the deep south were expected to be feminine and glamorous, or ''southern belles''
2.In the 1930s, Alabama was amongst the poorest states in the country.
3.Segregation was the legal and social system of separating citizen on the basis of race.

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1. Alabama is are large agricultural state which was called the "cotton state"
2. In the 1930's Alabama had over four million acres of cotton plantations
3. People whose families farmed for a living had a difficult chance to attend school and might miss school time due to planting and harvesting.

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1. Alabama is know as "cotton state" and is the largest agricultural state
2 During the 1930s, Alabama had over 4 million acres of cotton plantations
3. Alabama where deeply religious generally of the methodist or Baptist Christian faith

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1. Black children during the 1930's had less money, less quality in buildings they learned in, and their access to facilities.
2. Alabama was one of the poorest states in the country during the 1930's.
3. Children who were a part of a farming family had a hard time showing up to school because they would have to miss school during planting and harvesting time.

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1. Alabama was a largely agricultural state and know as the "Cotton State"
2. During the 1930's Alabama had over four million acres of cotton plantations
3. Life was bad for rural white citizens but it was hit worse for those in the black community.

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1. Alabama was known as a cotton State.
2. Alabama had over 4 million Acres of cotton
3. Alabamans held traditional southern values.

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1. During the 1930s, Alabama had 4 million acres of cotton plantations.
2. In the 1930s, when stocks had crashed, this was known as the Great Depression.
3. Life was bad for Alabama's white citizens as it was bad for Alabama's black citizens.

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1. The Alabama people were very religious
2. Alabama was known as the poorest state in the country
3. Movements to not go to school with the black poeple

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1.alabama had over 400 acres of cotton in the 1930's
2. the schools for black children received less money
3.physical force and terror

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1. White children of plantation farmers sometimes had to miss school to help.
2. Black family and communities had it three times worse when the great depression happened.
3. When the stock market fell the price for cotton decreased at its lowest since the 1880's.

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1. The Alabama people were very religious.
2.Women had to be feminine
3.In the 1930s Alabama was one of the poorest states

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1.Alabama was a largely agricultural state, known as the "cotton state"
2.During the 1930s, Alabama had over four million acres of cotton plantations.
3.Alabamans held traditional southern values, and were known for social conservatism.

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1.I think that it was not fair for the women in the deep south to be expected to dress feminine and it wasn't fair for them to be told how to dress.
2. I believe segregation was not fair. Especially because it passed through legally and it was not right to separate people on the basis of race. Especially because some white people still believed they were higher power because of their skin color.

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1. Alabama was called cotton state
2. Schools for black children received less money.
3. in the 1930 Alabama had over 4 acres of cotton

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1. I think I never actually considered the perspective of the farmers children.
2. In my opinion, being reminded of the segregation in the video made me realize how serious it once and still is.

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1. I think that in Alabama, they had expectations on people especially women like saying they should be more glamourous and girly type and  that there were perspectives where there were whites who went rural as well by not like blacks.
2. I believe that they were wrong to  have so many Cotton Plantations that so many blacks have to work on most of the day and that children shouldn't have been able to miss school just because of planting or harvesting times. Also, I believe that it changed enough women because now women are expressing themselves truthfully than what others expect.

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1. I think if women didn't dress feminine enough something bad would have happened to them.
2. I think Alabama had the most cotton plantations in south that was why it was called the Cotton State.

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1. I think its wrong that the kids had difficult time attending school because there parents didn't have the best job

2. I think its bad that the black children school received less money because there skin color.

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1. I believe that cotton was a bad way of making money in the south because as new laws came in place, people who worked on plantations decreased because less people would farm for cotton.
2. In my opinion, since Alabama was the poorest state in the USA, it became a more rural place and more colored people would live there and I think white people would take advantage of that fact and made them work on plantations.

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1 in alabama, the crash exacerbarated an already existing decline in agriculture
2 life was bad for the black community they were the first ones to be laid of there work, and sufferd
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1. I belive that women shouldn't wore feminine and glamorous outfits just because there women they should've worn what they wanted
2. I also belive that just because there women doesn't mean they should have a family by force and be the one raising them alone

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I think that it was wrong for them to make the schools with black children in it have less money just because of their skin color..

I also think that they were very nasty and racist towards black, even though everyone knowns this I just think it's disgusting. also I didn't like how they treated the women.

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1. In my opinion, life was worse for Blacks and Whites, because they didn't have money, and homes to live in. And they were segregated at that time.
2. I believe that the blacks and whites lives in Alabama should've changed, because in the great depression and the Jim Crow laws, the blacks and whites weren't happy with what has happened in their lives.

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1.) Alabama is in America’s Deep South.

2.) In the 1930’s, Alabama was amongst the poorest states in the country.

3.) During the 1930’s, Alabama had over four million acres of cotton plantations.

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1. Alabama was a largely as\agricultural states, known as the '' Cotton state''
2.It was more difficult for black
3. Alabamans held traditional southern values, and were known for rigid social conservatism

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First of all a lot of stuff happened in the video that had to do with expectations, racism, economical problems, discrimination, prejudice, and more. In my opinion Alabama was very high in expectations that women should act or dress a certain way when we all should have the right to be ourselves. So looking at what women went through in the 1930's is unbelievably sad because I don't know what I would do if I had to act or dress a certain since I like to express myself in what I wear and how I act. Also looking at what African-Americans went through, especially the children is awful because it wasn't fair for black children to have less money, learn in a building that wasn't the greatest. Overall this time period was terrible but looking at what it is like now we are during a lot better. Not to say that we don't have anything else to change because there are still a lot of improvements this world needs to work on.

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my questions is why did you have to torture and treat us different because of the way we looked, and because y'all thought we were ''different'' from y'all? ( referring to all the whites that were racist and was full of hate in alabama)

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One question I still have is what does lynching us do for them?
A sense of superiority or dominance?
What do they get out of treating us like this?

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One question I still have is why were the welfare rates and tensions so high ?

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1 question I have is why did they treat people so poorly back then especially to the women just because there women

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One question I have is why was life so hard before the Great Depression and the Jim Crow laws?

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My question is how did this happen to the economy? Also who choose to say what was acceptable in society?

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Why were black people lynched for not doing anything?

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Why did they lynched so many black people.

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Are these social norms in Alabama still the same today?

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1.Alabama was known as he cotan state.
2.it was alote more harder for black people to live.
3. during the 1930 alabamo had over 4milion acres on cottan land.