Question

Pre-European African society relied heavily on the use of indentured servants, which are people who

were not paid for their labor.
were paid but not given the opportunity to buy back their freedom.
were paid and given the opportunity to purchase their freedom.
were paid desirable amounts of money for their strenuous labor

Answer 1

B I am thinking, ask Xmoses1 if he would know.

Answer 2

@Xmoses1

Answer 3

he is offline

Answer 4

@amberk123

Answer 5

Oh

Answer 6

There is another good person with the History facts.

Answer 7

okay

Answer 8

Is that answer B?

Answer 9

were not paid for their labor.

Let me specify....
Indentured servitude was a form of debt bondage. The indentured servant, in exchange for labor, would be provided free passage to where they were going as well as food, accommodations, clothing and training. The indentured document would specify how long they would work and once they worked that time period, they were set free.

Answer 10

OK, thanks.

Answer 11

@ZachPieGuy u was close

Answer 12

9. We're paid and given the opportunity to buy back their freedom.
1. In which region of Africa will you find countries whose national languages include French, Spanish, and Portuguese?
West Africa
2. ___ and ____ are the two most widespread religions in Africa.
Christianity/Islam
3. Which statement is true regarding African languages and ethnic groups?
There are an estimated 3,000 languages and 3,000 ethnic groups in Africa
4. Which religion swept across North Africa as a result of trade with the Middle East?
Islam
5. Which statement is false regarding languages spoken in Africa?
Spanish is a common language throughout southern portions of Africa
6. Which example below is not an example of traditional African religious practice or belief?
Belief in Christian principles from the Bible
7. The largest civilizations in African developed
Along the coasts and river valleys of Africa
8. The term Islam means
Submission to God's will
10. The term tribe and ethnic group are very similar in meaning because
Both terms involve shared kinship, language, and territory.