<span>The option that best describes a plantation in the 180s is C. a family-owned agricultural estate, usually in the South. At the time, most of the farms and plantations were found in the South, because that land was always more agriculturally-inclined, whereas the North was more interested in technology than in nature. At the time, there weren't many companies or factories, but rather farms created in the South where slaves were brought to work.</span>
The sourcing letters by both Hamilton and Jefferson were written in 1792. I believe that they would talk about the letters that they had received and their standings on them. How they would feel and agree or disagree with it. They both will talk about the letter they receive and how they would feel about the letters.
The farmers Alliance was an organized agrarian economic movement among the U.S. farmers that flourished in the 1880s.
So I woud say they both worked to boost economic profits.
I could be wrong though. I am not 100% sure that's the answer. more like 85% sure.
