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What are road names that are of east Indian origin in Trinidad?
Roads with east indian names
Where did the east Indian settle in Trinidad?
caroni
Did england brought the east indian to trinidad?
i think they bought food to the Trinidad's people.
Why the east Indian came to Trinidad?
to work in the sugar cane plantation
More than a third of what country's population is East Indian?
Fiji has more than a third of its population as East Indian.
What are some East Indian places names in Trinidad?
arima point fortin
What is the meaning of barrackpore in Trinidad?
It comes from our East Indian influence. I'll find out the meaning tomorrow
Why did east Indian come to Trinidad?
they came as indentured labourers to work in the cane fields
What are all the east Indian place names in Trinidad?
In Trinidad, several place names reflect East Indian heritage, including Chaguanas, San Fernando, and Couva. Other notable locations include Penal, Debe, and Point Fortin, which have significant East Indian populations and cultural influences. Additionally, areas like Sangre Grande and Arima also bear names linked to East Indian history and settlement. These names often honor the contributions of East Indian immigrants to the island's diverse cultural landscape.
What were the east Indian workers who came to Trinidad and Tobago to work on the Sugar Cane Estates called?
They were indentured servants.
What part of India did the east Indians in Trinidad came from?
The East Indians in Trinidad primarily came from the northern Indian states, particularly Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab. They migrated to Trinidad between 1845 and 1917 as indentured laborers, mainly to work on sugar plantations. This migration was part of a broader trend of Indian labor movement to various British colonies following the abolition of slavery. Their cultural influences remain significant in Trinidad today.
What year did the East Indians came to Trinidad and Tobago and how did they arrive?
The first ship of Indian labourers arrived in Trinidad in 1845, on the ship Fath Al Razak (commonly referred to as the Fatel Razack).
