Wealthy plantation owners made up how much of colonial southern society? a. the whole society b. the majority c. a small portion d. there were no plantations in the south.

The right answer is: C) A small portion. The richest planters, such as the Virginia elite with plantations near the James river, owned more land and slaves than other farmers. Although most Southerners were not slave owners, and most slave owners had ten or fewer slaves, the planters were those who had a significant number of slaves, mostly as agricultural labor. References to planters are often as belonging to the elite or plantation aristocracy of the prewar south.

there are not supposed to be quotations (¨ ¨) from an mla citation in a paper. if there was an author then the author´s last name should be in the parentheses instead. if it is a book, the page numbers hould be listed after the last name.

let´s use the book ¨to kill a mockingbird¨ by harper lee as an example:

"atticus finch is the same in his house as he is on the public streets¨ (lee 46).

hope this !

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