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1.Racism made it unlikely that poor whites would join with blacks in revolting against wealthy white planters, who controlled most of the region's resources as well as regional politics.2.Legislation encouraged racism and helped it become increasingly entrenched in Chesapeake society.3.Racism allowed even the poorest white farmers to feel superior to someone and encouraged them to hope that one day they, too, could be prosperous, wealthy planters.
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