Which statement accurately describes the work situation for enslaved African Americans in colonial Williamsburg?

They could choose their jobs and negotiate for wages.

Their labor was forced and they were not paid for their work.

They worked shorter hours than white colonists.

They had the opportunity to buy their freedom after several years.

After an apprentice completed his years of training, what was the next step he could take in his career?

Become a journeyman and earn wages

Become an apprentice in a new trade

He was still in the training phase of his career.

He was appointed to his position by the royal governor.

He owned his own shop and had extensive experience.

He worked for wages under another craftsman.

As teachers in the dame schools

In the town's homes and workshops

As elected officials in the government

As owners of their own trade shops