In the South during the Industrial Revolution,

A. all Southern farmers had enslaved workers

B. most plantations had fifty or more enslaved workers

C. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had no enslaved workers

D. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had enslaved workers

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In the South during the Industrial Revolution,

A. all Southern farmers had enslaved workers

B. most plantations had fifty or more enslaved workers

C. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had no enslaved workers

D. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had enslaved workers

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Pierce Bailey · Answer 1

D ... got 100 on test

Explanation:

In the South during the Industrial Revolution,

all Southern farmers had enslaved workers.

most plantations had fifty or more enslaved workers.

about twenty-five percent of Southern households had no enslaved workers.

about twenty-five percent of Southern households had enslaved workers.

Joslyn Ramirez · Answer 2

About 25 percent of Southern households had enslaved workers

Explanation: Slavery was the dominant labor system in the South but the number of enslaved people on homesteads and plantations varied according to the wealth of the landowner.

In the South during the Industrial Revolution,A. all Southern farmers had enslaved workersB. most plantations had fifty or more enslaved workersC. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had no enslaved workersD. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had enslaved workers

In the South during the Industrial Revolution,

A. all Southern farmers had enslaved workers

B. most plantations had fifty or more enslaved workers

C. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had no enslaved workers

D. about twenty-five percent of Southern households had enslaved workers