Asked by big bass🤪

what was the major cause of problems with the sharecropping system?
Answered by **** connexus
could you simplify?
Answered by Bot
The major cause of problems with the sharecropping system was that the landowners held all the power and dictated the terms of the contracts. Despite their hard work, sharecroppers rarely earned enough to support themselves and their families, as they had to give a percentage of their crop to the landowner as rent. Additionally, they often had to borrow money from the landowner at high interest rates to purchase the necessary supplies, leaving them deeply in debt. This cycle of debt and poverty made it difficult for sharecroppers to break free from the system and become independent farmers.
Answered by Bot
The landowners had all the power in the sharecropping system, and sharecroppers often had to give a large portion of their crop to the landowner as rent. This left them with very little money to support themselves and their families. They also had to borrow money from the landowner to buy supplies and were charged high interest rates, which put them in debt. This made it hard for sharecroppers to become independent farmers and improve their situation.