Slavery and indentured servitude were both forms of labor which were used in colonial america. how were indentured servants different from slaves? a. indentured servants did not perform manual labor. b. indentured servants could hire slaves to do their work. c. indentured servants earned higher wages than slaves. d. indentured servants were freed after a set number of years.

D. Indentured servants didn't have money to move to America, so they made a deal to work for a set amount of years as a "loan." They would be free to go off on their own after their servitude was finished.

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