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formed to acquire religious freedom
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formed for religious freedom
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formed to acquire religious freedom
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Conditions were so hard and diseases carried readily, so very few of them were able to survive the seven years of their contract.
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The firing on Fort Sumpter
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Sharecroppers do not own the land.
Laborers contract with the owner on a piece of land, farm it and share the proceeds.
Have to pay for equipment, seeds, rent for their lodgings. Sometimes they would start out the year already in debt. -
The South first starts to consider industry instead of agriculture as an economic enterprise. Henry W. Grady is the editor of the AJC and advocates the movement into the industrialization of the south. He says, "Bring the mills to the cotton."