TIMED NEED THIS FAST BRAINLIEST Which describes yeoman farmers in North Carolina in the mid-1800s?

They bartered for most of their necessities.
They lived in large multi-room cabins.
They generally lived in the eastern part of the state.
They owned their own land.

They owned their own land.

Explanation:

In the middle of the 1800s, most of the people in North Carolina lived by farming. The "Yeoman farmers" were considered North Carolina's biggest white class. They owned their own lands and worked on them as well. This gave them the name, "self-working farmers" and a virtuous image admired by many people.

They don't barter commodities for most of their necessities. They only do this when they have a surplus of commodities. This is called "subsistence farming." They live in modest homes, which means they didn't live in large multi-room cabins. They were very satisfied with their small acres of land.

the answer is d. amendments.

answer; the region experienced a surplus of food;