
Sharecropper
Historical Context
Understand that 'sharecropper' often refers to a historical period, especially post-slavery in the U.S.

Sharecroppers emerged as a new class of farmers after the Civil War.
Economic Hardship
The term 'sharecropper' can imply economic struggle due to unfair sharecropping contracts.

Despite his hard work, the sharecropper could barely make ends meet.
Cultural Significance
In American culture, 'sharecropper' may evoke images of rural life and inequality.

Songs from that era depict the difficult lives of sharecroppers.
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