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In the late eighteenth century, what helped increase freedoms and rights for white Americans?

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Indentured servitude had declined

Step-by-step explanation:

Indentured servitude was very common in the American Colonies until the late eighteenth century, when it declined.

Indentured servitude consisted in the engagement of unpaid workers for a few years in exchange for covering their transportation costs to America.

Most of the indentured servants were poor, young whites who gained their freedom after 3 years on average of unpaid labor.

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