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An indentured servant was a worker who signed a contract whereby the worker would serve someone for a fixed period of time, usually seven years, and the master or employer would pay for his expenses of travel, food and shelter.

This was a popular way to bring farm workers to the Ameican colonies in the 1600s, until [[Bacon's Rebellion]] caused terrified employers to prefer the greater control offered by slavery.
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