true or false A sharecropper had no personal possessions but would agree to farm someone else’s land and give the owner of the land 30% of what he grew to the land owner and keep 70%
True. A sharecropper typically did not own the land or have personal possessions, and they would agree to farm someone else's land in exchange for a portion of the crop produced, usually giving the landowner a certain percentage (often around 30%) and keeping the rest for themselves.
