Georgia in 1800

Question 1

The antebellum era was when Georgia

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began to develop as a state.

Question 2

Yeoman farmersMerchants✔ Enslaved workers

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✔ Enslaved workers

Question 3

ArtisansFarmers✔ Planters

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✔ Planters

Question 4

✔ ArtisansFree blacksPlanters

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✔ Artisans

Question 5

Social mobility is defined as the ability to move from one social class up to another.

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According to the passage, Southerners had social mobility.: very little; Georgia’s social structure was that of other Southern states.: very similar to

Question 6

very different frommore rigid than✔ very similar to

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✔ very similar to

Question 7

✔ 1 percent10 percent15 percent

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✔ 1 percent; About of white Southerners owned large plantations with more than fifty enslaved workers.: 1 percent; belonged to the merchant class, along with doctors and lawyers.: Artisans; were in the lowest class in Georgia during the antebellum era.: Enslaved workers; made up the top group on the Southern social ladder.: Planters

Question 8

According to the passage, people’s social life in Georgia in the 1800s was based mainly on

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the status of their family.

Question 9

Which facts about yeoman farmers does this passage discuss? Check all that apply.

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They ate all of the food they grew.; They often worked as overseers.; They made up most of the white population.

Question 10

Which detail shows the difference in status between free blacks and enslaved workers?

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Free blacks were able to make their own money.

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