What were some problems facing southern plantation owners after the war?

Answer 1

the british west indian planters feced a labour shortage problem since there was a major movement of ex-slaves away form the plantatipons.These freed people moved away for various reasons such as wanting to start anew and wanting to cut ties with the planter and tha plantation.They also faced They had problems acquiring loans with which they would finance thair plantations.Without these finances which were previously acquired from banks (which were now bankrupt), planters had to suffer outdated machinery , which slowed production.After approximately 200yrs. of cane cropping,the soil became exhausted,esp. in high density colonies.

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Answer 2

people were died and there was no one to work on the plantation. and also there was no fresh water so they drank dirty water. also right away when the caught fish by the time they wanted to cook it there was all bugs on it so they ate it they had no choice and in the summer there as no rain and the plants would die because their was no rain and because what they gave the water to the plants was dirty water