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15) In the post-Reconstruction era most African-Americans in the South had little opportunity for economic advancement, and worked mainly as
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15) In the post-Reconstruction era most African-Americans in the South had little opportunity for economic advancement, and worked mainly as

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Share croppers

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African-Americans in the South during the post-reconstruction era worked mainly as share croppers due to low economic opportunity.

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