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Plantation owners lost their slaves after the war, due to the north winning

Some Plantation owners had to shareland  with others in order to have their land worked on after war

Other plantation owners had to pay their former slaves for their labor

Some of the plantation owners had to do manual labor for the first time in their

Some plantation owners had to take up sharecropping or tenant farming which eventually put some in debt

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Some freedmen migrated to the north and west for work

Some freedmen who stayed in the south sharecropped or were tenant farmers

Some went to work for their former owners if they couldn’t buy their own land

Some freedmen occupied their own land and worked on it

Freedmen were able to get their land

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Women clean and cooked and provided for their family at home

Women during the reconstruction period were fighting for their rights

Some women worked for anti slavery

One woman, Frances Clayton disguised herself as a man to join the civil war

Women also served as nurses during the civil war

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Were poor before the war

took part in tenant farming and sharecropping

had to let go of the few slaves they had if they had any

eventually went in debt

weren’t as poor after the war

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Some were apart of the freed men’s bureau

Nickname was carpetbaggers

their bags were made from carpet-like material

Some were missionaries and teachers coming to help freedmen

Some were former union soldiers or leaders

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Before: normal
During: help soldiers or stayed
After:went back to being children

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Before: lived in the north
During: unionists or union soldiers
After: moved south

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Before: didn’t own slaves
During: fight during war
After: treat freedmen better