By the mid-nineteenth century,

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By the mid-nineteenth century, indentured servitude had largely disappeared in the U.S., replaced by other forms of labor, including slavery and free labor, making option A correct. Slavery was not disappearing at this time; it was entrenched in the Southern economy. Additionally, while immigrants were coming to the U.S., they were not primarily drawn into plantation agriculture but were often employed in various sectors, including industrial work in the North.

By the Mid-Nineteenth Century