Yes, Quakers were wealthy land owners who live in the southern colonies.
The southern colonies in America were known for their reliance on agriculture, particularly tobacco and rice. They had a warm climate and fertile land, which made farming profitable. The southern colonies also had a hierarchical society with wealthy plantation owners at the top. Slavery was widespread in the southern colonies, with enslaved Africans making up a significant portion of the population. The southern colonies were also known for their distinct culture, including unique food, music, and dialects.
Large plantations, rice, indigo, indentured servants and black slaves, wealthy Virginians and Englishmen.
I'd say that independent small farmers outnumbered the large plantation owners in both colonies. Hope I could help, even if this is a bit late...
Because the southern states mainly produced good related to agriculture-- namely, cotton. By using slaves, slave-owners could maximize their profits because they didn't have to pay laborers.
Wealthy plantation owners.
Most of them were wealthy, religious, plantation owners.
Rich white plantation owners and they're control of slaves and cotton.
The southern colonies in America were known for their reliance on agriculture, particularly tobacco and rice. They had a warm climate and fertile land, which made farming profitable. The southern colonies also had a hierarchical society with wealthy plantation owners at the top. Slavery was widespread in the southern colonies, with enslaved Africans making up a significant portion of the population. The southern colonies were also known for their distinct culture, including unique food, music, and dialects.
England
Most southern farmers owned no slaves
slave owners, slave traders, and plantation owners.
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Southern colonies
If you are asking about the American government the constitution was written by the elite of the colonies. They were lawyers, plantation owners, business owners, and the wealthy. The 55 men were the aristocracy of the colonies so there was no doubt who was in control from the very start. Washington was very wealthy, a plantation owner, and even distilled whiskey sold in the colonies.
The Pennsylvania Colony
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