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During the Civil War, the population of South Carolina was approximately 700,000 people. This included a significant number of enslaved individuals, who made up about 45% of the population, reflecting the state's reliance on agriculture, particularly cotton. The war led to substantial demographic changes, including casualties and the eventual emancipation of enslaved people.

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