How does sharecropping turn into a cycle that rarely ever ends?

The book by john kenneth galbraith discussed the growing gap between the increasing private wealth in the u. s. and the stagnant condition of resources allocated to the public sector.

Who wanted to make drastic changes in society? a. radical b. patriot c. traitor d. independence e. loyalist

How did the life of sharecroppers affect their children? children went to school because the farms were small, with little work, children had to work on the farm, so they rarely went to school children learned skilled professions as they worked around the farm. children left home when they became adults because the land wasn't theirs.