Two reasons:
1. cold winters
2. rocky soils (not good for growing plants)
Answer:Sharecroppers hoped to save money and eventually buy land of their own.
Explanation:But success depended on uncertain weather conditions and the ups and downs of crop prices. Even a large crop might not pay the bills if crop prices were low at harvest time. In fact, sharecroppers often became locked in a cycle of debt.
To answer your question should be, B.
Franz San Galli was born: 1824 in Kamien Pomorski, Poland. He died in: 1908.
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- Amber
