Carpet Bagger is a name given to northern businessmen and politicians who flooded the south following the Civil War for the purposes of their own gain; it also came to mean an "outsider". The name is derived from the satchel commonly carried at the time that was made of carpeting.
It refers to someone who moves to a new location in order to benefit from better living conditions. It was applied to northerners in the United States who moved to the southern states. Also, politicians who seek office in a far away place in order to benefit themselves is called a carpetbagger.
The term usually mean Northern men who after the Civil War entered the South in an effort to exploit and profit from the hardships of the defeated South.
A famous carpetbagger would be William D. Bloxam.
Bagger can be translated as:digger, excavator, dredger, backhoe.
Do you mean the fish pokemon? That is Karpador in the German version of the game. If you mean a "magic carpet". That is "fliegender Teppich".
round tripper, going yard, dinger, four bagger
Carpet baggers because they carried a bag made out of material that looked like a carpet.
Cleopatra was smuggled into Caesar's quarters. Weather it was in a carpet or a reed mat or a bundle of bedclothes, remains a mystery.
Dick Bascom has written: 'The carpet-bagger in Tennessee'
Angelo Poffo went by The Carpet Bagger, and The Masked Miser.
wager is the brother of bagger......:-)
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Henry Waterman Warren has written: 'Reminiscences of a Mississippi carpet-bagger' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Reconstruction
Valborg Bagger's birth name is Jutta Valborg Bagger.
Alfred Bagger's birth name is Hans Christian Alfred Bagger.
You have to be 14 or older in most places to be a grocery store bagger.
Mianne Bagger was born in 1966.
Richard Bagger was born in 1960.
Herman Bagger was born in 1800.
Herman Bagger died in 1880.