Multiple Choice
Pem Davidson Buck's Worked to the Bone (2001) found that in Kentucky,
A) white privilege is severely limited by class.
B) historical events such as slavery, Jim Crow laws, and the dispossession of Native Americans of their land encouraged poor white laborers to identify with laborers of other races rather than white elites.
C) historically, poor, working-class whites embraced Jewish and Catholic immigrants as allies in their struggle for fair wages.
D) elite whites who owned tobacco fields and coal mines did not pay low wages to poor white workers .
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