In south carolina, the treatment of enslaved people depended on, a. the farm or plantation on which they worked. b. whether the plantation owner was wealthy. c. how many family members they had. d. whether they worked in the low country or up country.

During the seventeenth century a. the english monarchy was temporarily replaced by a new government called the commonwealth. b. the english enjoyed an unprecedented period of economic and political security. c. the english government was seized by the puritans, who instituted a strict oligarchy. d. the english united with spain and holland to battle france for supremacy in the new world.