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How do you use sharecropping in a sentence?

The families lived on sharecropping land


Who had control of land in labor in the south?

sharecropping


Who had control of the land and labor in the south?

sharecropping


Who control of land and labor in the south?

sharecropping


What was the purpose of sharecropping?

Sharecropping was used to keep the land owner in wealth and have workers but still with little pay.


What is a antonym for sharecropping?

There is no antonym for sharecropping as far as I know.


Which was not a component of the southern US's sharecropping system A The only people involved in sharecropping were former slaves B It was profitable to land owners C whole families worked the land?

The only people involved in sharecropping were former slaves.


Who benefited from the sharecropping system in Georgia?

Land Owners.


How did sharecropping hurt the freedmen?

They were abused by the land owner


Was sharecropping good or bad for newly freed black southerners and why?

Sharecropping was largely detrimental for newly freed Black Southerners. While it provided some opportunity for land use, it often trapped them in a cycle of debt and poverty due to exploitative contracts and high interest rates on supplies. Sharecroppers had to give a significant portion of their crops to landowners, limiting their ability to achieve financial independence. Ultimately, it perpetuated economic dependency and social inequality, undermining the promise of freedom.


Did all Southerners own land even if it was only a small amount?

No. Most Southerners - even the majority of WHITE Southerners - owned no land at all.


What were the drawbacks to sharecropping?

One drawback to sharecropping for landowners was the lack of an up-front cash payment or the land. Disadvantages for farmers included that they did not build up equity by owning land.