What was daily life like for a plantation owners' wife in the South prior to the Civil War?

She oversaw the house, chores, and care-taking of her family and her slaves.

She lived a life of complete leisure, having very few responsibilities.

She worked in the fields alongside the slaves in order to maximize profits.

She did all the chores without any help from slaves or other family members.

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What was daily life like for a plantation owners' wife in the South prior to the Civil War?

She oversaw the house, chores, and care-taking of her family and her slaves.

She lived a life of complete leisure, having very few responsibilities.

She worked in the fields alongside the slaves in order to maximize profits.

She did all the chores without any help from slaves or other family members.

solomonzelman · Answer

I would exclude C, and D

solomonzelman · Answer

I am leaning towards A, but I am not 100% sure

solomonzelman · Answer

it is most likely A, or at least should be

anonymous · Answer

id say A

solomonzelman · Answer

yeah, that is my best thought on this prob

anonymous · Answer

in the south there was something called a "House N*****" and they would do cooking and cleaning, so D isnt entirely true

anonymous · Answer

The correct answer is A.

kohai · Answer

Yep, A