Convict leasing of the labor system used in late-19th century Georgia in which prisoners would be leased to private companies or plantations
<u>Explanation:</u>
Convict leasing was the concept in the late nineteenth century in Georgia. Under the convict leasing, the leasing of the prisoners was done to the private companies for them to work as slaves in those private companies.
These private companies to whom the prisoners were provided were mostly into working of coal and iron. There were also some farms to whom the prisoners were provided to work as slaves in those farms. The renters were liable to give food and clothing and shelter to these slaves.
Answer:
jumping juvenile policy
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the type of policy that is being mentioned is known as a jumping juvenile policy. Like mentioned in the question this is a life insurance policy that is bough by a parent but is meant for a child, and the main difference in this policy is that it's value increases by 5 times its original value when the child reaches 21 years of age, even though the premium stays the same.
