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Short clip (about 4 mins) as an Intro to Seco

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Struggles that African Americans faced after the Civil War

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Struggles that African Americans faced after the Civil War

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Sharecroppers - Reconstruction Era Populations

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slaves the supplies they needed for their families. But when crops failed landowners and workers suffered. If workers got shares they would get were very little, sometimes nothing at all.

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Parkin (vicinity), Arkansas. The families of evicted sharecroppers of the Dibble plantation. They were legally evicted the week of January 12, 1936, the plantation having charged that by membership in the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union they were engaging in a conspiracy to retain their homes; this contention granted by the court, the eviction, though at the point of a gun, was quite legal.