If a sharecropper's portion of the harvest paid too little to cover loans from the beginning of the season, the sharecropper would begin the next season
with a clean slate.
already in debt.
without from the landowner.
by planting a different crop.

the correct answer is already is debt.

Explanation: It was difficult for farmers to get out of debt because they were often in debt because they could not get a good price for their crops. But if they grew more crops to pay there debt this didn’t work because there would be so much crops that the price would go down because others were also growing crops and they also had to buy tractors and seeds and other things. This put them in debt. Also, the farmers did not have an option about going into debt because they had to borrow money to grow their crop. If the crop didn’t grow, the farmers would still have to pay it and so it was very hard to get out of debt. And also there was no credit for farmers except at stores.

The correct answer is B) already in debt.

If a sharecropper's portion of the harvest paid too little to cover loans from the beginning of the season, the sharecropper would begin the next season already in debt.

This was a common problem for farmers. Frequently, the amount of money they got for the harvest was not enough to cover the money they had to pay for the former loans. Of course, what they earned was too few to have an income. So, they did not have the money to pay for the first loan and they had to increase their debt to ask for another loan to beginning with the new season. It was a terrible circle of debt that exerted too much pressure on farmers because their debt was growing with the passing of time.

the answer is false.

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