In the years before the civil war, the wealthiest americans were

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In the years before the Civil War, the Planters in South Carolina and Mississippi.
The South was the society divided not only between the whites and blacks, but among the whites themselves, they were called Planter Aristocracy. Some of all Southerners owned no slaves at all.

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