Question

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which situation is an example of coerced labor?

a. a shop owner pays people to work in her shop.

b. a man picks his friend up at the airport as a favor.

c. a farmer forces people to work in the fields.

d. a student writes a paper for her college course.

Explanation:

Coerced labor involves forcing someone to work against their will, without their voluntary consent. Option A is voluntary paid work, B is an unpaid favor (voluntary), D is a required academic task (not labor coercion). Only option C involves forcing people to work, which fits the definition.

Answer:

C. A farmer forces people to work in the fields.