Question

The backcountry people believed?

A. the colonial governments on the coasts did not care bout them.
B.in urbanization.
C. in living a lavish lifestyle.
D. in a social class system.

Answer 1

Option A is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Backcountry is the wilderness which has rough terrain and no modern roads. It has only a few trails made by the native North American in olden days. These lands are preserved under the National Park preservation Service.

Mostly backcountry people are poor who lived in thatched houses made of roughly logs. They mostly lived by hunting and they were literally poor to enjoy any amenities.

They also really did not care about social rank or class. Many backcountry people carried rifles and they were aggressive.