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'Ike Hawaii 2016:
How Sugar Cane Plantations Came to Shape Hawai'i Today
By: Mālie Watanabe
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Table of Contents
Philippines Page 6,7
Portugal Page 8,9
China Page 10,11
Korea Page 12,13
Japan Page 14,15
U.S. Page 16,17
Personal Page 18
Reflection
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Philippines
Who?
Filipino Immigrants
What?
Food, Religion, Language
When?
Came in 1906- today
Where?
Came from Philippines
How?
SS Doric (Ship)
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Philippines
Why?
Better life, make a new living, jobs to earn money and support family back home
Reflection
The filipino culture influenced Hawaii because of the type of foods we eat, different religions and the language. Some examples is the filipino food such as lumpia, pancit and miki. When my family throws a party we always include the filipino culture even if we live in Hawaii.
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Who?
Portuguese Immigrants
What?
Food, Traditions, Language, Ukulele, Roman Catholic Faith
When?
September 30, 1878- 1911
Where?
Azores, Madeira Islands
Why?
To work in the plantation fields
Portugal
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Portugal
How?
They were expected to work 10 hours a day, 6 days a week.
Reflection
The Portuguese has influenced life here by their types of foods, traditions, language, religion and by the Ukulele.An example of a type food is malasadas, in Hawaii malasadas are popular. Also when the Portuguese came they brought their type of religion which was the Roman Catholic Faith. The Ukulele, has impacted our lives in Hawaii because today many Hawaiians play the Ukulele.
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China
Who?
Chinese Immigrants
What?
Most were young men, 75%
came from Zhongshan
When?
1787- Today
Where?
Came from Zhongshan
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China
Why?
Earn money for their families back to China
How?
Food, Holidays, Chinatown
Reflection
When the Chinese came to Hawaii they have affected us by leaving their legacy behind. For example the different Chinese Traditions and Holidays such as Chinese New Year, May Day and Dragon Boat Festival. The Chinese brought chopsticks with them and today many people in Hawaii use them.
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How Sugar Cane Plantations Came to Shape Hawai'i Today
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