As described in the Thirteenth Amendment, involuntary servitude was
a way for formerly enslaved people to acquire land over time.
a way for people to earn a living in a variety of low-paying jobs.
a system of making people work without pay or against their will.
a system that allowed workers to choose a job or an employer.
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