Life in Barbados usually meant
A)an easy ride for indentured servants compared to their counterparts in Virginia.
B)a middle class existence with more rights than were enjoyed by the middle class in England.
C)an established planter-ruled society.
D)a diversified economy that produced a variety of exportable goods.

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Life in Barbados was characterized by an established planter-ruled society, where a small number of wealthy planters controlled the economic and political life of the island, especially through the production of sugar.

Life in Barbados Usually Meant