The free labor system, such as it was, was already in existence when the Bureau reached the Black Belt, and, in spite of that institution, worked itself out.
The school is now known as the Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute, and is located in the very center of the "Black Belt" of the State of Alabama.
Because the colored people outnumber the white people in such great proportion, this is called the "Black Belt" of the State.
The following table shows the percentage of negro population in these states of the "Black Belt": Per cent.
In many counties in the "Black Belt" more than three fourths of the population are negroes.
The "black belt" included virtually the whole of South Carolina, a strip through central Georgia and south-central Alabama and the rich alluvial lands along the Mississippi and Red rivers in the States of Mississippi and Louisiana.
Two types of plantation life developed even before the Revolution, the Virginian and the West Indian, the latter confined at first to the coast line of South Carolina and later covering the "Black Belt" of the far South.
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