Answer:
In my opinion, sharcropping did not really help free slaves, and was a tiny bit better than slavery.
Explanation:
Former slaves who were sharecroppers had abusive landlords, who charged them into debt. The only way to pay this debt was to work, and seldom did sharecroppers ever get out of debt.
Women's right to vote. The biggest change was that women felt that they were finally getting able to be equal to men.
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The answer is B.) Hated
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