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Sharecroppers said that they felt they were being "tractored off” the land after World War II. What did they mean by this phrase?

Sharecroppers said that they felt they were being "tractored off” the land after World War II. What did they mean by this phrase?
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Sharecroppers said that they felt they were being "tractored off” the land after World War II. What did they mean by this phrase?

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They felt like they were getting moved or puched of their land.
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