In the system of sharecropping in the South, many sharecroppers O made enough profit to acquire larger plots of land.
O were unable to make a profit due to their debt.
O lost harvests because they lacked equipment.
O found that cotton was no longer a cash crop.

B pretty sure

Explanation: B because they became a sharecropper because of debt in the first place and when they were there their owners wouldn't give them much of a salary at all and they legally couldn't sell their own crops.

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