The draw for indentured servants coming to the Americas was primarily food, clothing, and shelter. Indentured servants signed contracts to work for a specified number of years in exchange for passage to the Americas, along with basic necessities like food, clothing, and shelter during their period of servitude.
Which of the following was a draw for indentured servants coming to the Americas?(2 points) Responses a land grant upon arrival a land grant upon arrival a large salary upon arrival a large salary upon arrival food, clothing, and shelter food, clothing, and shelter a skilled office job
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