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As described in the Thirteenth Amendment, involuntary servitude was

a) a way for formerly enslaved people to acquire land over time
b)a way for people to earn a living in a variety of low-paying jobs
c) a system of making people work without pay or against their will
d) a system that allowed people to pick their jobs or employers
~it is c by the way~

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MrDonovan

The correct answer is C) a system of making people work without pay or against their will.

The implementation of the 13th amendment resulted in the end of slavery and involuntary servitude. In this case, when writing the wording for this amendment, the federal government was sure to be very careful about their word choice. By using the term "involuntary servitude" it mean all forms of slavery or slavery like systems could no longer be used in any part of the United States.

Involuntary slavery means forcing people to work without pay or against their choice was abolished by the 13th Amendment in the U.S.

What abolished involuntary servitude?

Slavery was abolished in all U.S. states and territories once the 13th Amendment was passed. The amendment abolished involuntary servitude and peonage, in addition to slavery.

Involuntary slavery, as defined by the Thirteenth Amendment, was a system of forcing people to work without pay or against their choice.

Therefore option c) describes involuntary servitude.

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