The first Exodusters left the South in 1879, during the post-Reconstruction era. This movement primarily involved African Americans migrating to Kansas in search of better opportunities and to escape racial violence and oppression in Southern states. The term "Exoduster" is derived from the biblical Exodus, reflecting their desire for freedom and a new beginning. This migration marked one of the largest movements of African Americans in the late 19th century.
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Manifest destiny, mostly the gold rush. Also after the industrial revolution many farmers coul simply not afford a living.
The Exodusters were African-American slaves who moved to Kansas with the aid of Benjamin "Pap" Singleton and others. They moved seeking a better life than was available in the South. Some were also falsely told that they would get 40 acres and a mule in Kansas. There was also a crop failure in South Carolina that made some leave there to hope for a better life.
The Exodusters were African-American slaves who moved to Kansas with the aid of Benjamin "Pap" Singleton and others. They moved seeking a better life than was available in the South. Some were also falsely told that they would get 40 acres and a mule in Kansas. There was also a crop failure in South Carolina that made some leave there to hope for a better life.
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The upper South
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