Sharecropping was "slavery by another name" for recently liberated individuals, many of whom farmed the same land, lived in the same dwellings, and worked under the strict control of the same overseers.
A sharecropping agreement on Cameron lands demonstrates the inherent inequity of the sharecropping structure. White supervisors who were paid from crop yields before paying (cutting into sharecroppers' wages) supervised sharecroppers' behavior.
By a turn in the structure of the electoral processes, black individuals were elected to municipal, state, and national posts as a result of the democratic process being opened up. This was especially true in the state's eastern region, which had long had a greater number of Black population.
Prior to the 1898 state elections, these political innovations were greeted with a furious white nationalist opposition. The state's escalating racist vitriol and violence resulted in a bloodbath in Wilmington, North Carolina in November 1898.
Sharecropping is a method of farming in which households rent small plots of land from a landlord in exchange for a share of their produce, which is then returned to the landowner at the end of the year.
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