Which two social classes would you find predominately in the South?

The socio-economic classes of the Old South: The most numerous group of people in the Old South was the yeoman farm families. Yeomen are farmers who own their own land and do their own work, or if they have hands, they work along side their hands. Many of them were almost poor; some were wealthier than some planters.

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council members were chosen randomly, and men could present laws for debate in assembly.