What is sharecropping?

Freedmen rented land (parts of plantations) for large share of crops

Former plantation owners shared all of their crops with

Freedmen shared all of their crops with their churches

Freedmen worked on plantations for free as long as they had enough to eat

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What is sharecropping?

Freedmen rented land (parts of plantations) for large share of crops

Former plantation owners shared all of their crops with

Freedmen shared all of their crops with their churches

Freedmen worked on plantations for free as long as they had enough to eat

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Sharecropping is a type of farming in which families rent small plots of land from a landowner in return for a portion of their crop, to be given to the landowner at the end of each year.

What is sharecropping?Freedmen rented land (parts of plantations) for large share of cropsFormer plantation owners shared all of their crops withFreedmen shared all of their crops with their churchesFreedmen worked on plantations for free as long as they had enough to eat

What is sharecropping?

Freedmen rented land (parts of plantations) for large share of crops

Former plantation owners shared all of their crops with

Freedmen shared all of their crops with their churches

Freedmen worked on plantations for free as long as they had enough to eat