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Before the Civil War, land in the South was predominantly owned by wealthy plantation owners who relied on enslaved labor for large-scale agriculture, particularly cotton production. After the war, during the Reconstruction era, land distribution began to change as policies like the Freedmen's Bureau aimed to provide land to formerly enslaved individuals. However, many freedmen faced challenges in acquiring land, leading to sharecropping systems that often kept them in poverty and dependency. Ultimately, significant land ownership remained concentrated among the white elite, perpetuating economic disparities.
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How did the civil war affect both north and south?
Badly. Differently. Significantly.
What political similarities did the north and south have during the civil war?
they both have taxes
What was the strategy of the US in the Civil War?
The civil war was fought by the North and the South, both parts of the U.S. Are you talking union or confederate?
What were the percentages of slave owners in America before the civil war started?
According to a census in 1860, 30.8% of the total free population were slave owners. This included both the north and the south combined.
One disadvantage for both the north and the south during the civil war?
The north had very little knowledge of the south's land. The south had an extremely poor economy.
Was there an economy for both north and south during the civil war?
yes the south agriculture the north industrial
Which side lost the Civil War?
In both the Vietnam & US Civil War the south was the loser & the north was the victor.
What political similarities did the north and south have during the civil war?
they both have taxes
How did the civil war affect both north and south?
Badly. Differently. Significantly.
3 What impact did the Civil War have on both the North and South?
impact on the south and north were many like the amenment .
During the civil war what acts of protest occurred in both the north and south?
The draft
What was the strategy of the US in the Civil War?
The civil war was fought by the North and the South, both parts of the U.S. Are you talking union or confederate?
Why did the Carolinas separate?
In 1710, due to disputes over governance, the Carolina colony began to split into North Carolina and South Carolina. The latter became a crown colony in 1729. It had nothing to do with the Civil war as both Carolinas exhisted before the War and both sides joined the South
What do Baton Rouge and Atlanta have in common?
Battles happened in both places during the American civil war. both of them are in south
What were the percentages of slave owners in America before the civil war started?
According to a census in 1860, 30.8% of the total free population were slave owners. This included both the north and the south combined.
One disadvantage for both the north and the south during the civil war?
The north had very little knowledge of the south's land. The south had an extremely poor economy.
Who prefered the musket more in the Civil War the South or the North?
both side wanted the musket.
