How did the land-inheritance system work in the south? a. the eldest son inherited all of the land. b. the youngest son inherited all of the land. c. the eldest daughter's husband inherited all of the land. d. all of the sons split the land.

D. All of the sons split the land.

Explanation:

This is the main method of land-inheritance that was found in the South. The most common pattern for inheritance in this region was for all the sons to split the land. Inheritance was important in this rural region, as land was the main source of income for most families. Moreover, productive plantations could sometimes include a large number of slaves along with the land. Because the land was split, so were the slaves, which often resulted in the breaking up of families and communities.

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