Prior to the development of slavery in the American colonies, what type of conditions would indentured servants agree to? They had to pay for their room and board.
They agreed to find their replacement when finished.
They worked in exchange for housing, meals and transport.
They paid a high price to be transported to the colonies.

C: They worked in exchange for housing, meals, and transport.

Explanation:

Indentured servants gave their owners 7 years of unpaid work in exchange for free passage to the New Colonies and housing to live in. Once done with the 7 years of work, indentured servants could remain in the New Colonies, living their own lives.

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