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During the 1800s in the South, which class of people were known to be fiercely independent and self-sufficient? A. rural poor B. plantation owners C. tenant farmers
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During the 1800s in the South, which class of people were known to be fiercely independent and self-sufficient?

A. rural poor
B. plantation owners
C. tenant farmers

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B. plantation owners
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It’s may be B. That makes the most sense in my opinion.
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