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The system of agricultural labor that emerged after 1865 often pitted ex-slaves and their expectations for freedom against former slave masters who wanted to restore the plantation a. no one won because both the army and the Freedmen's Bureau failed to intervene b. ex-slaves lost to ex-masters because of a lack of capital c. ex-masters lost to ex-slaves because of a lack of capital d. ex-slaves resisted their ex-masters by rejecting wage labor, going on strike, and walking away from the worst employers
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