The demise of debt peonage in the post-Civil War South was partly due to all of the following except:
a. the arrival of the boll weevil.
b. improved transportation and the growth of mail-order houses.
c. increased urbanization and industrialization.
d. federal land reform legislation that redistributed the ownership of southern land.
Question 2
The most important factor in the demise of the debt peonage in the post-Civil War South was:
a. the impact of the boll weevil.
b. improved roads.
c. the automobile.
d. increased urbanization and industrialization.
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