After Reconstruction, economic discrimination was widespread in the South. Most African Americans were kept out of skilled trades and factory jobs. African Americans remained in farming and low-paying domestic work. True / False.

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Chanel Carney

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12 June, 22:17

After Reconstruction, economic discrimination was widespread in the South. Most African Americans were kept out of skilled trades and factory jobs. African Americans remained in farming and low-paying domestic work. True / False.

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Alena Cohen · Answer 1

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This is true for the African Americans that stayed in the South but many moved to the North and to the West to find better jobs and social rights.