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- slaves were freed so now they had to figure out how all the work would be done.
- they lost their wealth.
- loss their recognition
- sudden requirement to pay workers.
- loss of status.

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before they were slaves.
during they were still slaves.
after they were freedman.

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before they were making money
during they were low on supplies and had to burrow money.
after they were in debt.

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- most stayed with their original plantation owners because they had no other place to go to.
- targeted by the KKK
- gullah people were used to negotiating terms of work.
- other freedman went to look for some of their family members that were sold near them.
- "The Free Mans Burea" helped them after the war though.

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- most weren't affected
- some still owned a few slaves
- most entered the cotton industry and so they had more competition since cotton was such a big deal.
- For the people that did loose their slaves or went into poverty they began to terrorize

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before- poor whites that owned a few slaves.
during- were soldiers
after- had some money and were still farmers.

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before-  lived in the north.
during- fought for the north.
after- moved to south in carpet bags.

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before- were southern unionist.
during- were union soldiers
after- were still unionist and the southerners hated them.

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before- were slaves or poor.
during- were slaves or soldiers
after- poor farmers.

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before- just kids
during- drum boys or stayed at home to be the "workers"
after- were children again or still worked.

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before- poor whites
during- fought
after-farmed

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before- did not have slaves
during- they were soldiers
after- treated freedman more equal.

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- many lost their husbands in the war
- they now had to do most of the work their husbands did.
- many scalawags and carpet baggers empowered their rights.
- They later were able to get their own property and land with their own name.

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- after the war they came down to the south with their carpet bags and people called them carpetbaggers.
- many came down to gain money.
- others came here to help the government out with women rights and slave rights.
- many people disliked them because they treated freedman equal.

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- many lost their husbands.
- had to take care of their husbands work.
- carpetbaggers and scalawags fought for their rights.
- later on the were allowed to own property/ land with their own name.

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- many people came down here for money.
- others came to help out the government.
- They fought for women and freedmans rights.
- many people did not like them because they treated freedman equal.