History, asked by jainrahil82, 6 months ago

1. What do you know about the context in which the indentured labourers had to migrate to Fiji? Explain from your reading
of the passage given.

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Answered by aryaramakrishnan
6

Explanation:

The genesis of struggle -for political power between the ethnic Fijians and Indo-Fijians can be traced to the Indian indentured labour that began to immigrate to the Fijian islands since 1879.

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