The Leaders of Chesapeake Society by the End of the 1600s

Multiple Choice

The leaders of Chesapeake society by the end of the 1600s were able to foster greater unity and stability by all doing all of the following EXCEPT

A) relying more on slavery than servitude.
B) improving economic prospects for freed servants and small landowners.
C) accepting responsibility for the welfare of their social and economic inferiors.
D) giving more white males a vote in elections.