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How many African American farmers in the south owned land after reconstruction era?
About half
What was the similarity in the south between tenant farming and sharecropping?
farmers worked land owned by others
First African American owned member firm of the nyse?
Daniels and Bell Inc.
What was the first african american newspaper?
The first African-American Newspaper was The Freedom's Journal. This came out in 1827 and was owned and operated by Samuel Cornish and John B. Russwurm.
What was the first African newspaper?
The very first African-American owned and operated newspaper was Freedom's Journal. First published in 1827, it mostly appealed to the free African-Americans at the time.
By the end of reconstruction how many African American farmers in the south owned land?
about half
How many African American farmers in the south owned land after reconstruction era?
About half
By the end of reconstruction how many African farmers in the south owned land?
about half
By the end of reconstruction how many African American farmer's in the south owned land?
About half
What was a similarity in the South between tenant farming and sharecropping?
farmers worked land owned by others
Name the first record label to be owned by an African American?
Motown
Was Tennesee Williams African American?
No ,Tennesee Williams is not African American.He was white but owned lots of slaves.
What was the similarity in the south between tenant farming and sharecropping?
farmers worked land owned by others
What was a similarity in south between tenant farming and sharecropping?
farmers worked land owned by others
In 1827 john brown russwurm published the first African American owned newspaper in the US what was it called?
John Brown Russwurm co-founded Freedom's Journal, the first African American owned newspaper in the United States.
First African American owned member firm of the nyse?
Daniels and Bell Inc.
What is the national airlines of South Africa?
There a are number of active airlines. Some are private and some are owned and subsidised by the South African state or owned as subsidiaries of entities which are owned by the state. South African Airways (state subsidised and the most dominant) SA Airlink (state subsidised) SA Express (state subsidised) Mango (state subsidised) 1Time Airlines Comair Kulula BA (British Airways South African franchise) Velvet Sky
