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Yi-Chen

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What characterized life for most plantation mistresses?
 
  A) Isolation, drudgery, and humiliation.
  B) An endless round of parties and dances.
  C) Frequent trips to town to buy new gowns.
  D) Secret abolitionist activity.
  E) Hours of exposure each day to the sun, as they supervised the slaves.

Question 2

Which list of states contains only states that were part of the Upper South?
 
  A) Kentucky, Tennessee, and Maryland
  B) Alabama, Virginia, and South Carolina
  C) Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina
  D) Virginia, North Carolina, and Arkansas
  E) Tennessee, Mississippi, and Missouri



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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