Most Southern whites were yeoman farmers who
A) dominated the professions.
B) paid rent on the land they cultivated.
C) worked their own small farms.
D) oversaw much of the work on large plantations.
E) ran the local governments.
C
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A) keeping all but a few farm families from abandoning farming and moving to cities. B) reducing farm production. C) raising farm income. D) rallying public support for its initial policies.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. the rising birthrate. b. the declining wage rates and average family income. c. the rapidly increasing numbers of women and men seeking parental leave. d. the number of children born to single mothers. e. the growing numbers of grandparents raising grandchildren.