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Why were Southern plantations self-sufficient? A). They wanted to keep to themselves. B). They were strict in their rules and government. C). They were located in remote areas a…

Why were Southern plantations self-sufficient? A). They wanted to keep to themselves. B). They were strict in their rules and government. C). They were located in remote areas a…
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Why were Southern plantations self-sufficient?

A). They wanted to keep to themselves.
B). They were strict in their rules and government.
C). They were located in remote areas and had to provide for themselves.
D). They did not want their slaves to be near to others.

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B, im guessing. I don't know for sure.

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User Sewa
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I think its C. if not, probably B.

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