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how did the invention of black and white help indenture4d servants?
Answered by Kate Ramos
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Answered by GPT 3.5
The invention of black and white photography played a role in indenturing servants as it helped in documenting and monitoring the labor force. Employers utilized photography to keep visual records of their servants, ensuring that they could easily identify them and track their movements. This technology provided a way to control and limit the freedom of indentured servants, as their identities were recorded and used to enforce labor contracts. Additionally, photographs could be used as evidence in disputes or legal cases, further strengthening the power dynamic between employers and servants.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The invention of black and white photography helped indentured servants by allowing their employers to easily keep track of them and control their movements. Photos were used to document their identities and enforce labor contracts, making it difficult for servants to challenge their conditions or escape.