For most of human history, the average person spent much of their day trying to produce enough food to survive. Even in the mid-1800s 90 percent of Americans were farmers.
But that was soon to change, and by the 1870 census farmers dropped to a minority at 47.7 percent of all employed persons. Continue Reading...
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