Living Conditions In The 1800s
I think Plantation Life in the 1800s in Hawaii was tremendously hard and miserable, and unfair to everyone. For example living conditions in Hawaii were bad and unsanitary. Another example could be that working conditions weren’t easy and it was a miserable job. Finally racism was also a problem of what you did and how much you get paid.
My first reason would be that living conditions were bad and unsanitary. For example Two couples will share 10 foot square room that had a kitchen and a homemade stove. This was very bad because they wouldn’t have any room for their valuables and they can carry only so much things in their 10 foot square house. Another reason could be that it was very crowded and uncomfortable. This could be because a lot of people lived on the same land as you and you couldn’t really grow your own food because there was no room. Also in your house all you can fit in it it basically just you and maybe only like 1 or 2 other things. Also since the sugar plantations were so large a lot of the Hawaiian Commoners were becoming landless and moneyless. This was a problem because you would not have anything to buy for yourself like maybe entertainment for your kids. …show more content…
First of all you would have to work outside in the hot sun for more than 10 hours a day and that is a pretty long time. This can lead to you getting sunburn and get heat strokes, and also it can be the cause of your death, and they will be short workers if everyone has the same problem. Another reason why working conditions were hard was that there are a lot of bugs outside like mosquitos that carry diseases. It can result of you getting a severe disease and since there wasn’t really cures back then for types of those diseases you can get really sick and maybe even die. For a little protection most people would wear hats and a lot of clothing to protect them from the hot sun, rain, and
My first reason would be that living conditions were bad and unsanitary. For example Two couples will share 10 foot square room that had a kitchen and a homemade stove. This was very bad because they wouldn’t have any room for their valuables and they can carry only so much things in their 10 foot square house. Another reason could be that it was very crowded and uncomfortable. This could be because a lot of people lived on the same land as you and you couldn’t really grow your own food because there was no room. Also in your house all you can fit in it it basically just you and maybe only like 1 or 2 other things. Also since the sugar plantations were so large a lot of the Hawaiian Commoners were becoming landless and moneyless. This was a problem because you would not have anything to buy for yourself like maybe entertainment for your kids. …show more content…
First of all you would have to work outside in the hot sun for more than 10 hours a day and that is a pretty long time. This can lead to you getting sunburn and get heat strokes, and also it can be the cause of your death, and they will be short workers if everyone has the same problem. Another reason why working conditions were hard was that there are a lot of bugs outside like mosquitos that carry diseases. It can result of you getting a severe disease and since there wasn’t really cures back then for types of those diseases you can get really sick and maybe even die. For a little protection most people would wear hats and a lot of clothing to protect them from the hot sun, rain, and