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"Free labor" ideology was the belief that:A) Only free (white) people could perform certain tasks, such as working in factoriesB) a slave could eventually gain his or her freedom, so long as he or she performed a certain job for his or her master for a set number of yearsC) that laborers could work for any employer they wanted, without the obligations that bound apprentices to mastersD) none of the above
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