Indentured servitude is best described as which kind of labour?
ALifelong bonded slavery
BSeasonal daily wage work
CGovernment military service
DContract work for fixed years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Contract work for fixed years
An indentured worker agreed to a contract to work for a fixed number of years, which is why it counts as free labour.
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