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1. As a result of the war and the thirteenth amendment.
2. Plantation owners lost their labor force and a very large part of their wealth
3. many were astonished that their former slaves attitudes, many became more hostile to the freedmen.
4. all they ahd was the land Facilitated by the freedmens Bureau.
5. Although the planter elite tried to hold onto slave-like conditions through the bal ck codes and control overthe goverment of the state through the constitution of 1865

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1. Some of them returned back to their former plantations.
2. Most of them in the South had to escape because they had no where else to go.
3. They were promised 40 acres and a mule
4. May left the plantation looking for a taste of freedom
5. The bureau was forced to take this kland back from the when Presidant Johnson pardoned the white owners and returned their property to them.

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1. The impact on them was mostly based on their social class.
2. Many elite white women acheived some rights.
3. got the right to own property in their name after marriage.
4. While many of the men were out fighting the women were left to do all the household things themselves.
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1. They reacted with anger and resentment and joined the ranks of the vigilante groups that terrorized African American
2. They were called scalawags by south carolinians
3.Many who ahd felt a sence of social superior of slaves now felt that supererior threatened
4. Some small farmer from non slave holding districts cooperated with Republican.
5. Small farmers where the ones that working in the Reconstruction

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1. They were accused of coming to the south to convince African Americans to vote for the Republican Party.
2. they were called Carpetbaggers
3. Scalawags joined the republican party
4. Scalawags joined because they supported its position on economic growth and public schools.
5. came to the South as missionarys and teachers