Have you ever wondered what plantation life in Hawaii in the 1800’s was like? In the 1800’s, in the Hawaiian islands the need for sugar cane workers were rising. Hawaii itself did not have enough workers so they improvised by importing workers from other countries like asia, china, and even Japan. The need for the workers was because of the boom in sugar cane. Hawaii had almost perfect weather for sugarcane. Sugar cane prefer a warm climate in a hilly place. Life in Hawaii in the 1800’s in plantation life was not easy. Living conditions were harsh, working conditions were strict and racial differences were unnecessary.
First of all, the living conditions of the plantation workers. (SOURCE 1) On average 2-3 couples lived in a 10ft
First of all, the living conditions of the plantation workers. (SOURCE 1) On average 2-3 couples lived in a 10ft