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Indentured servitude was first used to promote immigration in
 a. Jamestown in 1618.
  b. Plymouth Colony in 1623.
  c. New York in 1630.
  d. Rhode Island Colony in 1652.

Question 2

Who would be most likely to move from Europe to the New World in the early 1600s?
 a. A 19 year-old, first born son with many skills
  b. A 37 year-old skilled carpenter
  c. A 17 year-old from a poor family
  d. A 21 year-old woman
  e. An unskilled laborer with a wife and two children



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Answer to Question 1

a. Jamestown in 1618.

Answer to Question 2

c. A 17 year-old from a poor family



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