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how widespread was sharecropping in the south in the late 1800s?; during reconstruction, southerners who owned plantations farmed their fields brainly; sharecroppers had to sign contracts with; which of the following was a result of the emancipation proclamation; which of the following was a consequence of the civil war; which of the following best describes the system of sharecropping; which of the following best describes the compromise of 1850

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Sharecropping varied by state, but it was widespread in many areas. By the early 1870s, the sharecropping system had come to dominate agriculture throughout the South.

80% of black farmers were tenants, and 68% of black tenants were sharecroppers. Sharecropping was mostly used in the 1800s, when a landowner would lend his land and money to field workers to buy seeds and other things needed for crop growing, and then when harvest time came, they'd agree on how much each of them received. It was the system that replaced slavery, and documents show that it was mostly used in the southern states.

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