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Cultural Features of the Antebellum South by clarkcarm is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The Antebellum South had an agricultural economy dominated by cotton cultivation which relied heavily on slave labor. Wealthy planters who owned large plantations and over 20 slaves comprised the top of southern society, while poor whites, yeomen farmers with small plots of land, and free African Americans occupied lower economic classes. The South
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