take power from southern planters
The royalist soldiers, loyal to King Charles I, were primarily motivated by a desire to uphold the monarchy and traditional authority, often comprising nobility and landowners. In contrast, the parliamentarian soldiers fought for the rights of Parliament and sought to limit the power of the monarchy, attracting a diverse range of supporters including merchants and commoners. This ideological divide influenced their strategies, allegiances, and the social composition of their forces during the English Civil War.
Profiteers, but there may be other more specific terms. Profiteering can exist in peacetime as well as war, when greedy merchants see the opportunity to sell necessary goods at exorbitant prices, knowing that their customers have no choice but to pay it. During the American Civil War merchants were licensed to follow the US Army and sell goods. They were called sutlers; some of whom were honest merchants, and others of whom engaged in ruthless profiteering.
Confucianists, clever talkers, vigilantes, draft dodgers, and merchants & artisans.
Basically all the jobs that are today.... besides pilots Construction,merchants(trades),etc..
Gerald Nye
take power from southern planters
take power away from the southern planters.
They didn't have much economic opportunity in the old South.
encouraging new industries
Encouraging new industries
Southern whites, including small merchants, small landowners, and former Whigs, were attracted to Republican policies that promised economic growth and infrastructure development. The Republican emphasis on free labor and opposition to the expansion of slavery resonated with those who sought to improve their social and economic standing. Additionally, the party's focus on education and modernization appealed to those looking for opportunities beyond the plantation economy. This alignment created a coalition that sought to reshape Southern society in the post-Civil War era.
sharecropper
Sharecropper
sharecropper
wealthy landowners and merchants
wealthy landowners and merchants
wealthy landowners and merchants