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Explanation:
Most Japanese immigrants were put to work chopping and weeding sugar cane on vast plantations, many of which were far larger than any single village in Japan. The workday was long, the labor exhausting, and, both on the job and off, the workers' lives were strictly controlled by the plantation owners.
Religion did not require people to gather inside the temple to worship, and their temples were primarily monuments to the gods.
Europe is a political orientation that advocate imperial interest
