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In your judgment what were the benefits and drawbacks of using indentured servants for labor in Virginia?
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Benefits of using indentured servants in Virginia included access to cheap labor for tobacco cultivation and infrastructure development. Drawbacks included the mistreatment and exploitation of indentured servants, whose contracts were often extended unfairly, and the high mortality rate due to poor living and working conditions.
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