Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States - From Interviews with Former Slaves - Administrative Files - Selected Records Bearing on the History of the Slave Narratives by Work Projects Administration
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under any compulsion after the war to remain as servants?
3. What did the slaves do after the war? What did they receive generally? What do they think about the reconstruction period? 4. Did secret organizations such as the Ku Klux Klan exert or attempt to exert any influence over the lives of ex-slaves? 5. Did the ex-slaves ever vote? If so, under what circumstances? Did any of their friends ever hold political office? What do the ex-slaves think of the present restricted suffrage? 6. What have the ex-slaves been doing in the interim between 1864 and 1937? What jobs have they held (in detail)? How are they supported nowadays? 7. What do the ex-slaves think of the younger generation of Negroes and of present conditions? 8. Were there any instances of slave uprisings? 9. Were any of the ex-slaves in your community living in Virginia at the time of the Nat Turner rebellion? Do they remember anything about it? 10. What songs were there of the period? The above sent to: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Ga., Kentucky, La., Md., Mississippi, Mo., N. Car., Okla., S. Car., Tenn., Texas, Virginia, W. Va., Ohio, Kansas, Indiana. |
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