small farmers formed the majority of the southern population, the planters controlled much of the south's economy.
William Byrd he second
Wealthy Plantation Owners.
The Planter Class
planters
The Planter Class
"Growth of slave power" refers to the increase in political influence and economic power wielded by slaveholders in the United States prior to the Civil War. This power was manifested through laws and policies that supported the expansion of slavery into new territories and the protection of slaveholder interests.
the political influence held by slaveholdeers in the south.
It is a political/economic system in which the power is held in the hands of a small minority of individuals, usually the very rich.
Name two ways in which political machines held power.
No
True
The two pieces of the question do not fit together. The "religious group comprises a majority of Iraqi population" was the Twelver Shiite Muslims and the "religious group that held political authority and economic power under the Saddam Hussein" was the Sunni Muslims. The Sunnis were an empowered minority while the Shiites were a powerless majority.
TRUE.
It was a merit system
John White
The Roman Empire.