alleryHow did Barbados indenture differ from slavery?
AWork was contracted, not owned
BChildren were paid wages
CEnslaved workers could own land
DWorkers chose their employers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Work was contracted, not owned
An enslaved African's body and children were owned outright, while an indentured servant's labour was under a contract.
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