True or false question•the majority of people living in the pre-civil war south did not own slaves.●true●false

That statement is true.

Slavery at pre-civil war was only an acceptable practice in southern states. From those southern states, only the people who are rich enough to own their own plantation could buy a slave. So, the number of people who owned slave probably less than 10% of total population.

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