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... moved away to build new homes in the woods . " After the war my stepfather come , ” recalled Annie Young , " and got my mother and we moved out in the piney woods . ” Others described moving " across the creek to ( themselves ) " or ...
... moved away to build new homes in the woods . " After the war my stepfather come , ” recalled Annie Young , " and got my mother and we moved out in the piney woods . ” Others described moving " across the creek to ( themselves ) " or ...
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... moved into the Rocky Mountain states to exploit less romantic but equally lucrative bonanzas of lead , zinc , tin , quartz , and copper . Lumber production — another large - scale extractive industry - required vast amounts of forest ...
... moved into the Rocky Mountain states to exploit less romantic but equally lucrative bonanzas of lead , zinc , tin , quartz , and copper . Lumber production — another large - scale extractive industry - required vast amounts of forest ...
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... moved to regional centers or to California . A steady stream of southerners moved into burgeoning industrial cities of the South or followed railroad lines north . Blacks accounted for a sizable portion of the migrants . Crushed by ...
... moved to regional centers or to California . A steady stream of southerners moved into burgeoning industrial cities of the South or followed railroad lines north . Blacks accounted for a sizable portion of the migrants . Crushed by ...
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Reconstruction by Trial and Error 18651877 | 436 |
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan | 442 |
The Social and Economic Meaning of Freedom | 454 |
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