For southern whites, the old idea of ________ in master-slave relationships was replaced by ________.
A. enforced segregation of the races; more complex and subtle social interactions
B. religious duty; an ideology of class conflict
C. close paternalistic ties; the distance of purely economic relationships
D. terrorizing blacks into submission; artfully persuading them of the wisdom of letting whites govern for them
Answer: C
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