Indentured servants would work 4-7 years for colonists in America in exchange for (EC):

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myrzilka [38]3 years ago

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Usually in exhange for a paid passage to America

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Because many indentured servants were poor, they couldn't afford passage into America, and they usually wanted to live there to obtain a better life. They were given some shelter/housing, feed, and paid for their work. However, most died before their contracted ended because of poor working conditions.

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