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YEOMAN FARMER SELF SUFFICIENT LAND OWNING DID THEIR OWN WORK.

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1 YEOMAN FARMER SELF SUFFICIENT LAND OWNING DID THEIR OWN WORK

2 HELD AS PROPERTY FOR LIFE
SLAVES UNFREE-NO RIGHTS, HELD AS PROPERTY FOR LIFE

3 NATIVE AMERICANS FEW RIGHTS CONSIDERED TO BE “OUTSIDERS”, NOT TRULY OF AMERICAN SOCIETY

4 ARTISAN SKILLED CRAFTSPEOPLE

5 GENTRY: PLANTERS WEALTHY AND EDUCATED

6 APPRENTICE A YOUNG PERSON BEING TRAINED AS AN ARTISAN

7 FREE BLACKS FREE, BUT LACKING FULL RIGHTS

8 INDENTURED SERVANTS USUALLY EUROPEAN ANCESTRY
TRADING THEIR LABOR FOR PASSAGE TO AMERICA SERVED FOR A SET TIME, 5-7 YEARS HAD SOME RIGHTS CONTRACT COULD BE BOUGHT AND SOLD SOMETIMES PAID FREE ONCE CONTRACT UP OFTEN GOT LAND OR MONEY UPON FREEDOM

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