James D Dole Research Paper

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James D Dole is known for opening a pineapple plantation in the central plateau of the Hawaiian island of Oahu and this Plantation is known as the Hawaiian pineapple company which now it is referred to as Dole pineapples the start of the Dole Plantation is a big factor to the history of the Dole pineapple company along with every Plantation Plantation workers live and work on the plantation together including that they are different ethical and racial backgrounds. With different races problems can arise Within the racial group and on the outside weather being about the race itself or about living conditions and how life actually works on the pineapple plantation.

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