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What were the hardships faced by former slaves plantation owners and poor white southerners after the civil war?
Former slaves had no money, no work, and were often homeless. They were also the victims of racial violence. Plantation owners lost their work force with the abolition of slavery. Many could not afford to hire new workers. Poor whites had to compete with freedmen for the few available jobs. Unable to find work, many chose to migrate.
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What percentage of southerners owned large slave plantations?
In the pre-Civil War South, only about 1-2% of white families owned large slave plantations, typically defined as having 20 or more enslaved individuals. While slavery was a widespread institution that supported the Southern economy, the majority of white Southerners were not plantation owners but rather small farmers or landless laborers. The concentration of wealth and land among these large plantation owners significantly shaped the social and economic dynamics of the region.
Why did large plantation owners controlled the south?
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Because plantation owners owned the most land and slaves?
Plantation owners were usually the most wealthy people in their area so they did tend to own the most land and slaves
Who owned the slaves in the south?
mainly rich plantation owners
How many plantation owners in the south owned slaves?
Quite a few.
What 3 major groups of people faced hardships and fears in the civil war?
poor white southerners, plantation owners, and black southerners
What group of southerners measured their wealth partly by the number of enslaved people they controlled?
Plantation Owners
Why did southerners retire from their professions to become plantation owners?
Being a plantation owner was their profession. Nobody retired to become a plantation owner unless the came across a great deal of money as a plantation cost a lot to include a house and land as well as slaves. Most southerners didn't have slaves.
Why didn't white plantation owners let former slaves work as employees?
Greed
What did President Johnson decide to do with the abandoned plantation lands in the South?
give them back to their former owners.
How did plantation owners and other white southerners make life difficult for African Americans?
they made life difficult by not hiring the African Americans in there buissnesses
Where did the plantation owners come from?
The plantation owners had very cheap labor
How were plantation owners affected by the Great Depression?
arent plantation owners farmers?
What did plantation owners live in?
Plantation Houses
What were wives of plantation owners called?
plantation wives
What was the advantages of indentured servitude for plantation owners?
One advantage of having indentured servants for plantation owners was that they could increase their profit margin. The plantation owners had very cheap labor.
What is a plantation home?
Its a house where plantation owners and their family live.
