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what does it mean to be indentured?
select one:
a. working against your will
b. working under a contractual agreement
c working without pay

Explanation:

The term "indentured" refers to a legal contract. An indentured worker is bound by a contractual agreement, often for a specific period, to work for another party. Option a ("Working against your will") is more related to forced labor rather than a contractual arrangement. Option c ("Working without pay") is incorrect as indentured workers typically have some form of compensation or benefit (like training, passage to a new place, etc.) specified in the contract. Option b ("Working under a contractual agreement") correctly captures the essence of being indentured.

Answer:

B. Working under a contractual agreement