After the colonization of Hawaii, Native Hawaiians faced significant cultural, social, and economic challenges. The influx of settlers and the establishment of plantations disrupted traditional lifestyles and led to land dispossession. Native Hawaiians experienced marginalization as their language and customs were suppressed, and they faced health crises due to introduced diseases. This period marked a profound transformation of Hawaiian society, with lasting impacts that are still felt today.
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Europeans often assumed that they were superior to the people they colonized, and treated them accordingly.
The Khmer Krom was colonized by the Khmer. The Khmer Krom was treated cruelty by the Vietnamese government that control the colonized now because the French has sign Khmer Krom territories to Vietnam in the 19 century.
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No one really colonized them, they colonized them self
Between 1850 and 1905, many unskilled Asians immigrated to the United States. They settled in Hawaii and California. They were treated better in Hawaii, than on the mainland, where they were treated with hostility.
Technically the Zulu people were not colonized, their land was though for a stage, by the British.
The people in Brazil before the country was colonized were of the Tupí-Guaraní cultures.
Ameri a originally colonized the area but after world war 2, America asked for Hawaii to join the states
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New England Missionaries and whalers, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Puerto Rican contract laborers, a few who jumped ship and a very small number of merchants from the Russia-American Company. All made their own imprint on the development of what would become the State of Hawaii.