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Journal Article
From Class to Race in Early America: Northern Post-Emancipation Racial Reconstruction
1999
Overview
The American Revolution began the abolition of slavery in the North, transforming the operation and meaning of class and race. A growing racial divide at the bottom of society can be traced through the institution of racially defined political statuses, violent racial conflicts, labor competition, the systematic exclusion of blacks from certain occupations, and the development of an ideology of racial inferiority.
