In What Way Did White Farmers Resemble Black Southerners in Their

Multiple Choice

In what way did white farmers resemble black southerners in their treatment at the hands of southern governments run by the Redeemers?

A) They were often denied the right to vote and were intimidated at the polls.
B) They were forced to pay high taxes on any imported goods from the North.
C) They were not allowed to own property and could work only for rich planters.
D) They could not borrow any federal money and were forced to give up their farms.
E) They were forced into deeper debt due to the crop lien system that favored local merchants.