Many farmers, black and white, realized after the Civil War that labor gains could be made only through solitary and individual action.

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Many farmers, both black and white, realized after the Civil War that labor gains could be more effectively achieved through collective action and organization, rather than through solitary and individual efforts. This led to the formation of various farmers' alliances and cooperatives.

Many Farmers, Black and White, Realized After the Civil War