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Since the Civil War, sharecropping and tenant farming took the place of slavery and planting in the South.Sharecropping and tenant farming were schemes in which white landowners (often former slaveholders) entered into contracts with poor farm laborers to work their fields.Those who worked in the fields shared a portion of the crop yield with the landlord as payment for the rent of the land. Under the sharecropping scheme, the landlord normally supplied the money to buy the seed and the machinery required to plant, cultivate and harvest the grain, while the sharecropper supplied the labour. In such lease agreements, the worker, not the landowner, took blame.
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The Fujiwara rose to power by having their sisters and daughters marrying the imperial family.
The Fujiwara family power was not only based on militarism but mainly on family's relationship to the imperial family. This relationship was mantained by the marriage of Fujiwara daughters to emperors. It meant that the Fujiwara daughters were empresses, that their grandsons and nephews were emperors, and that members of their family, including its lesser branches, received all the patronage.
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The Magellan's expedition was the first to circumnavigate the globe. It sailed from Seville, crossed the Atlantic Sea to South America, crossed the Magellan's strait and the Pacific Ocean, then it went through South-East Asia and the Indian Ocean, surrounded Africa, and then back to Seville.
They did landfall on every continent except Antarctica and North America.
Most of the members of the expedition died before completing the mission, including Magellan himself. Of the 239 crew that sailed from Seville only 18 returned.
The crew didn't remain loyal throughout the voyage, they rebelled for the scarcity of food and the extreme conditions of the winter in the South of what today is Argentina, near Antarctica.
The three major groups of people that shaped the cultures of Latin America are the people of African descent, the people of Indigenous descent (or self-identified as indigenous) and people of European descent. These three cultures have all blended into what we can now call Latin American society.