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> Lost all of their slaves and had to perform the manual labor themselves.

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> Became very hostile towards Freemen because they thought they would be 'loyal' enough to stay and keep working for them. Also because they thought they shouldn't have the same rights as whites.

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> Disliked the Freedmen's Bureau because they helped their old slaves adjust to life.

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> Some went into sharecropping to keep the old master and slave positions. It wasn't the same though.

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> Land rich, money poor

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> Left their old masters in search of relatives and a taste of freedom.

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> Were unable to leave immediately but got help from the Freedmen's Bureau; which provided schooling for young black folk, connecting their families, medical help, ect.

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> Participated in sharecropping and tenant farming with old masters or small farmers. They received a small portion of land, seeds, some of the crops, and tools.

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> Suffered from a lot of white violence because of old circumstances.

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Ready to learn because they were denied it when enslaved.

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> Some returned to old masters because that's all they knew.

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> Husband's either died in the war, came back with serious injuries, or mentally impaired.

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> They had to work non-traditional roles that usually the men would do.

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> Carpetbaggers and scalawags pushed for women's rights.

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> Took responsibility of making the money in the house and elite women.

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> Received the ability to own land after marriage.

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> Some cooperated with Republicans and disliked slavery to gain education and economic oppurtunities—called scalawags.

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> Many were thrown into poverty because when they owned slaves they had very little but now they have no slaves=no money.

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> Competed with some of the African American sharecroppers.

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> Participated in either sharecropping or tenant farming to gain back some money. Cheated some African Americans with their share.

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> Some entered into cotton production to concentrate on growing food for their own families.

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> Many blacks went to the North in hopes they would be friendlier.

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Mostly worked in factories.

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> It was hard for them to get a job and if they did they would most likely be payed less then others.

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> White residents demanded strict segregation, relegating them to self-contained neighborhoods in undesirable parts of town.

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> Fought for the North during the war.

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Before- they don't have parents and mostly lived alone on the streets or in unfit homes.
During- drummed in the war to get away
After- came back

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Before- didn't like slavery
During- tried to help out the slaves
After- participated in the Freedmen's Bureau

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Before- enlisted
During- fought in the war
After- most died of disease or went back home