The Indentured labour has created their own ways of survival.analyze
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The indentured workers from India and China were taken abroad to work in plantations, mines, construction sites etc.Their conditions of living were difficult and h were paid less ad made to wok for long hours.Under such situations, the labourers discovered their own ways of survival. Some fled into the forests, knowing the fact that if they are caught hey will have to face severe punishments.Others shared a common platform by exchanging views, ideas, culture, traditions which gave rise to cultural fusion. This became a part of the modern global world and later gave rise to globalisation where things get blended losing original characteristics and forming a new identity.
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The indentured workers from India and China were taken abroad to work in plantations, mines, construction sites etc.Their conditions of living were difficult and h were paid less ad made to wok for long hours.Under such situations, the labourers discovered their own ways of survival. Some fled into the forests, knowing the fact that if they are caught hey will have to face severe punishments.Others shared a common platform by exchanging views, ideas, culture, traditions which gave rise to cultural fusion. This became a part of the modern global world and later gave rise to globalisation where things get blended losing original characteristics and forming a new identity.
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The indentured workers from India and China were taken abroad to work in plantations, mines, construction sites etc. Their conditions of living were difficult and h were paid less ad made to wok for long hours. Under such situations, the labourers discovered their own ways of survival.
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