Question

what agricultural practice became much more common in georgia during reconstruction?

a. irrigation

b. sharecropping

c. terraced farming

d. plantation farming

Explanation:

During Reconstruction in Georgia, after the Civil War, many formerly enslaved people and poor white farmers turned to sharecropping. Sharecropping became widespread as a system where landowners provided land, tools, etc., and tenants (sharecroppers) gave a share of the crop. Irrigation and terraced farming weren't majorly common in this context, and plantation farming (with large - scale slave labor) declined post - Civil War. So sharecropping (option B) was the more common agricultural practice.

Answer:

B. sharecropping