Revisiting The Rural Revolution in East Carolina
In 1978, as changes swept eastern North Carolina, nothing less than a "rural revolution" was heralded. Two geographers argued that mechanization of flue-cured tobacco production had "emancipated" a large labor force from agriculture and that this changeover was in turn attracting...
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| description | In 1978, as changes swept eastern North Carolina, nothing less than a "rural revolution" was heralded. Two geographers argued that mechanization of flue-cured tobacco production had "emancipated" a large labor force from agriculture and that this changeover was in turn attracting new factories. The rural revolution in East Carolina is discussed. |
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