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Former slaves had no money, no work, and were often homeless. They were also the victims of racial violence. Plantation owners lost their work force with the abolition of slavery. Many could not afford to hire new workers. Poor whites had to compete with freedmen for the few available jobs. Unable to find work, many chose to migrate.
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Plantation owners were usually the most wealthy people in their area so they did tend to own the most land and slaves
mainly rich plantation owners
Quite a few.
Upon Lincolnâ??s assassination, Vice President Andrew Johnson became president. A man with southern allegiance and no love for the former slaves, Johnson immediately stopped penalizing the south for their rebellion. Hundreds of former Confederate officers were granted pardons, property was returned to southern plantation owners and he rendered the Freedmen's Bureau powerless. Furthermore, in 1865, he declared Reconstruction was now over.
Greed
give them back to their former owners.
The plantation owners had very cheap labor
arent plantation owners farmers?
Plantation Houses
During the Reconstruction Era, the old wounds of the defeated Confederacy were slow to heal. White supremacist groups and wealthy plantation owners, harassed former slaves through sheer terror and making it difficult for Blacks in the South to exercise their civil rights, such as voting. Black churches were burned as well. As reconstruction was easing down, the white southern leaders reinstalled their previous stranglehold on state politics and continued savage acts of violence against Black people.
plantation wives
One advantage of having indentured servants for plantation owners was that they could increase their profit margin. The plantation owners had very cheap labor.
Who was the plantation owner
Its a house where plantation owners and their family live.
things for their plantation