Answer:
Explanation:
Between 1875 and 1928, the state and counties of Alabama profited from a form of prison labor known as the convict-lease system. Under this system, companies and individuals paid fees to state and county governments in exchange for the labor of prisoners on farms, at lumberyards, and in coal mines.
Subarctic cultures:
hunted moose and elk
dug homes into the ground
Arctic cultures:
lived in igloos
hunted whales
Answer:
Sharecropping meant that African Americans worked on farms in return for food, housing, tools, and seeds. In a way, slavery was maintained, because often an African American would work for the white man who had owned him before the war. However, the only difference is that they could leave legally (even if it angered the white landowner to the point of attacking the African American).
