Chapter 11 quiz Flashcards
When did the social change occur?
1872-1900’s
For the plantation workers, there was competition what was that for?
Housing, jobs, and to get more money than others
Did the plantations workers know they were going to do backbreaking jobs?
Nope, the government tricked them because the native Hawaiian population of plantation workers decreased. So they had to find new people.
In the beginning, there were many ethnic groups did they separate, or did they all stay together?
Most of them separated from each culture, but the other people who weren’t separated were not too happy about that and they got into fights with each other.
Who are the Luna’s?
The Bosses on the plantation.
Were Luna’s have mercy and were they fair?
Nope, they were super strict and were always like “GET TO WORK!”
What did Luna carry around?
They carried a black snake belt around, for the workers who go into fights so Luna’’s could bring “peace”. (I think it was for power!)
Each laborer was given something what was it?
Bango
What was the Bango for?
The Bango had a metal identification tag that had a number stamped on it. They had to wear it around their neck EVERYWHERE they went!
Where did the plantation workers live?
They lived in camps on the plantation grounds.
Which gender had the most population workers
Male and only 7% were women
What happened in 1898?
There was a contract and now Labor is only volunteering. And not a lot of people left when they heard this!
What did the government do to try to convince the people to stay in Hawai’i to work?
They said to start families so they could feel more settled
What was the way for the Japanese and Korean men?
They arrange marriage with a women from their home country. Often the parents forced the daughters to do this because the men were wealthy. but some volunteer so they can escape from home.
The women in these arrangements were called?
Picture brides
