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Indentured servants who worked off their contracts in the colonies often a. Returned disappointed to Europe b. Hoped to become wealthy plantation-owners c. Hoped to become active in the politics of the
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Indentured servants who worked off their contracts in the colonies often

a. Returned disappointed to Europe
b. Hoped to become wealthy plantation-owners
c. Hoped to become active in the politics of the colonies
d. Hoped to become independent artisans or planters

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Indentured servants who worked off their contracts in the colonies often "d. Hoped to become independent artisans or planters," since this was how many believed they could amass their own wealth and status.
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