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before : slaves & poor people
during : fought in war
after    : poor , dead , injured

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before : loved south
during : argued throughout the war
after    : angry

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before : helped slaves
during : helped during war
after    : helped freedmen

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before : slaves or poor whites
during : fought in war
after    : rolling in dough

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before : slaves or poor whites
during : 20 slave law didn´t apply
after    : shared plantation

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before : anti-south
during : fought in war
after : seen as traders

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before : lived in north
during : fought in war
after : lived in south

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1. lost their labor force and a very large part of their wealth
2. many entered into sharecropping relationships with freedmen
3. plantation owners and middle class engaged in violence and intimidation against African american throughout reconstruction
4. "loyal" slaves left their plantations  so they were forced perform all o f the normal household and farm duties themselves or pay their workers
5. All they had was the
land, and no labor. Freedmen
were willing to provide labor, but
had no land

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1. both men and women came to south Carolina as teachers , missionaries, or entrepreneurs
2. some came as union soldiers and stayed
3. they were not accepted by most white south Carolina society
4. some found political opportunities in the reconstruction governments , other found economic opportunities
5. some reviled as carpetbaggers

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1. shared their husbands , loss of social status and fear of economic competition from the freedmen
2. many elite white women took on non-traditional roles
3. had to negotiate household services from former slave women or perform household task themselves
4. from the constitution of 1868 women achieved some rights , including the right to own property in their own name after marriage
5. the impact on women of the reconstruction period depended on their social class

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1. they had nowhere to go
2. everyone affected by the war , including whites as well as destitute freedmen
3. establishment of over 1,000 schools through out the south
4. anxious for the opportunity to learn to read and write denied slavery
5. some 2000 African Americans held government jobs.

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1. they had to compete with African american sharecroppers
2. many turned into cotton production
3. many lost their land as cotton prices declined
4. thrown into poverty by the war
5. depend on local merchants for credit