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many republicans believed that civil and voting rights for A.A (african americans) were enough and that the plantation owners had the right to keep their land
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Many in Congress opposed the land reform plan due to concerns over its potential impact on property rights, fears of government interference in the economy, and opposition from powerful interest groups, such as large landowners and agricultural corporations. Some lawmakers also believed that the plan could lead to a redistribution of wealth and undermine free-market principles.
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