Chapter 22: Transoceanic Encounters and Global Connections
The 50 000 white farmers received 49 million acres while the 1.1 million Africans were settled on 29 million acres of Native Reserve Areas. This forced the blacks who had survived on agriculture to become cheap laborers for the farmers on the large settler tea, coffee, tobacco and cotton farms. ................
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