How Did the Planter Elites Who Lived in Charleston Tend

question 20

Multiple Choice

How did the planter elites who lived in Charleston tend to view colonial society?

• A) They saw taking care of impoverished workers as their duty.
• B) They prized everyone in society playing a role in governance.
• C) They saw themselves as aristocrats who knew how best to run South Carolina.
• D) They believed that English liberty granted voting privileges to all white males.
• E) They were so elitist that they were reluctant to bring slaves into their homes.

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