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Poor,dead,injured

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Fought

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Slaves, poor whites

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Lived in the Union

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Fought for the Union

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Supported the Union

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Moved to the South

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Fought for the North

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Lived in the North

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Shared crops and land with plantation owners

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They were still poor

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Slaves or poor white

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Came back or continued to pay

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Served or payed a rich plantation owner

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Slaves or poor whites.

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Some found political opportunity and others found economic

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Carpetbaggers weren't accepted by most white South Carolinians.

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Some came as Union soldiers and stayed.

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Both men and women came to South Carolina as teachers, missionaries or entrepreneurs.

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Some were angry and resentful and joined the ranks of vigilante groups that terrorized African Americans.

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Many who had felt a sense of social superiority to slaves now felt the superiority was threatened.

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Theh had to compete with African American sharecroppers.

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They weren't finacially effected by the freeing of slaves.

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They were able to own property in their own name after marriage.

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Former slaves, carpetbaggers, and scalawags pushed for women's rights.

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The large number of men killed, and others physically and mentally impaired during the Civil War meant that many white women had to take on non-traditional roles.

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Elite women had to negotiate household services for former slave women or perform many household chores themselves.

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The impact of the Reconstruction depended on the social class they were in.

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Even though the sharecropper could move away from the slaves quarters they remained economically dependent on the landowner.

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They worked with landowners in the sharecropping business.

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The Freedmen's Bureau helped former slaves find their families.

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They didn't leave the South as quick as everyone thinks they looked for relatives and some even returned to the land they know best, their old plantations.

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The planter elite tried to hold onto slave-conditions through the Black Codes and control over the government of the state through the constitution of 1865, Congressional Recosntruction brought a temporary end to their political control of South Carolina.

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They worked with their former slave even if they weren't slaves anymore, African Americans were abused during reconstruction.

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They went into sharecropping relationships with their former position as master through a new means.

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They lost their work force and had to do most of the farm work themselves or pay their workers they did not have money for that because all of their investments were in Confederate dollars which are worthless. All they had was their land.

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After the war plantation owners lost their work force and much of their wealth.