Slavery in Appalachia O was practically non-existent O was abolished by white Appalachian yeoman who controlled most of the land for subsistence farms. O was not politically or economically influential. O None of the above statements are true.

          Slavery in Appalachia

O was practically non-existent

O was abolished by white Appalachian yeoman who controlled most of the land for subsistence farms.

O was not politically or economically influential.

O None of the above statements are true.

Slavery in Appalachia

O was practically non-existent

O was abolished by white Appalachian yeoman who controlled most of the land for subsistence farms.

O was not politically or economically influential.

O None of the above statements are true.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Slavery in Appalachia was practically non-existent and was abolished by white Appalachian yeoman who controlled most of the land for subsistence farms. It was not politically or economically influential. None of the above statements are true.