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The Land is set in America after the Civil War. The story takes place in the South. Many details help show this time period. First, there is tension between whites and African Americans. Not everyone can read or write. People are treated differently and cannot go to school together. People also travel using horses and wagons.

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Based on the events in the book, one can infer that the historical setting of this book was after the American Civil War.

Details in The Land

  • Black people are free but still considered second class citizens.
  • A lot of people are illiterate.
  • People travel in horse wagons.

After the Civil War, Black people were freed but in the South - and most of America - they were still considered to be second class citizens. This was why Paul was unable to do many things his White brothers could in the book.

Find out more on the period after the Civil War at https://brainly.com/question/16761585.

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