How Did Landless White Men in the Colonies Fare in the Great

Multiple Choice

How did landless white men in the colonies fare in the great economic boom of eighteenth-century exports?

A) They were renters, tenant farmers, and overseers, and some remained indentured servants.
B) The white working class benefited handsomely from the increase in exports during the period.
C) Ordinary white men had the opportunity to marry into the elite class, and many made that choice.
D) In general, the disparity between rich and poor white people lessened considerably in this period.