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pOcument 4: Japanese traditional dancers performing at the annual Tanabata Festival (Festival of Stars) n Sao Paolo, Brazil. The festival is located in the Asian neighborhood of Liberdade. FORMER SLAVES AND ASIAN INDIANS IN MAURITIUS, 1835-1851 Source: "General Statement of Asian Indian Immigration to Mauritius," published by Document 1: Context: Slavery was abolished in Mauritius in 1835, Mauritius was a colony of Great Brita the British Government, 1949. Former Slaves Asian Indians Year Male Female Male Male and Female Female 1835 1837 36.500 32,700 28,100 28,200 1,300 24,500 19,900 21,200 21,700 21,700 11,700 1846 1848 48,900 47,000 64,300 7.300 9.300 13.700 1851 26,700

pOcument 4: Japanese traditional dancers performing at the annual Tanabata Festival (Festival of Stars) n Sao Paolo, Brazil. The festival is located in the Asian neighborhood of Liberdade. FORMER SLAVES AND ASIAN INDIANS IN MAURITIUS, 1835-1851 Source: "General Statement of Asian Indian Immigration to Mauritius," published by Document 1: Context: Slavery was abolished in Mauritius in 1835, Mauritius was a colony of Great Brita the British Government, 1949. Former Slaves Asian Indians Year Male Female Male Male and Female Female 1835 1837 36.500 32,700 28,100 28,200 1,300 24,500 19,900 21,200 21,700 21,700 11,700 1846 1848 48,900 47,000 64,300 7.300 9.300 13.700 1851 26,700

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What SOCIAL impact did Indentured Servitude have on Mauritus (country in East Africa) in document 1? What SOCIAL impact is highlighted in document 4? How are people asserting their traditions in their new countries?
pOcument 4: Japanese traditional dancers performing at the annual Tanabata Festival (Festival of Stars) n Sao Paolo, Brazil. The festival is located in the Asian neighborhood of Liberdade.
Transcribed Image Text:pOcument 4: Japanese traditional dancers performing at the annual Tanabata Festival (Festival of Stars) n Sao Paolo, Brazil. The festival is located in the Asian neighborhood of Liberdade.
FORMER SLAVES AND ASIAN INDIANS IN MAURITIUS, 1835-1851 Source: "General Statement of Asian Indian Immigration to Mauritius," published by Document 1: Context: Slavery was abolished in Mauritius in 1835, Mauritius was a colony of Great Brita the British Government, 1949. Former Slaves Asian Indians Year Male Female Male Male and Female Female 1835 1837 36.500 32,700 28,100 28,200 1,300 24,500 19,900 21,200 21,700 21,700 11,700 1846 1848 48,900 47,000 64,300 7.300 9.300 13.700 1851 26,700
Transcribed Image Text:FORMER SLAVES AND ASIAN INDIANS IN MAURITIUS, 1835-1851 Source: "General Statement of Asian Indian Immigration to Mauritius," published by Document 1: Context: Slavery was abolished in Mauritius in 1835, Mauritius was a colony of Great Brita the British Government, 1949. Former Slaves Asian Indians Year Male Female Male Male and Female Female 1835 1837 36.500 32,700 28,100 28,200 1,300 24,500 19,900 21,200 21,700 21,700 11,700 1846 1848 48,900 47,000 64,300 7.300 9.300 13.700 1851 26,700
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Mauritius is also known for its history which includes slavery, immigration, exploitation, etc. Mauritius was first colonized by the Dutch in the end of the 16th century. However, prior to the Dutch the Portuguese had set their foot on this location but they were uninterested in making it their colony. The Dutch had then brought slaves for labor production. 

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