Correct: The answer is b. The season’s crop yield determined a sharecropper’s financial well-being. A portion of the crop yield was always promised to the landlord, and then the family consumed and sold the rest of the crops to make a living. In a bad season, some bills went unpaid, and it was hard to find enough to eat and to have enough clothes to make it through the winter.
Incorrect: The answer is b. The season’s crop yield determined a sharecropper’s financial well-being. A portion of the crop yield was always promised to the landlord, and then the family consumed and sold the rest of the crops to make a living. In a bad season, some bills went unpaid, and it was hard to find enough to eat and to have enough clothes to make it through the winter.