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d. French drainage of the Mekong Delta, ca. 1860s for rice, rubber, & tea for

d. French drainage of the Mekong Delta, ca. 1860s for rice, rubber, & tea for French planters. 3. Plantation dominance – Philippines a. export agriculture of tobacco, hemp, coffee, & sugar). b . food plantations (rice, corn, cattle, etc.)

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d. French drainage of the Mekong Delta, ca. 1860s for rice, rubber, & tea for

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  1. d. French drainage of the Mekong Delta, ca. 1860s for rice, rubber, & tea for French planters

  2. 3. Plantation dominance – Philippines a. export agriculture of tobacco, hemp, coffee, & sugar)

  3. b. food plantations (rice, corn, cattle, etc.) c. agriculture monoculture problems (disease, pests & market vulnerability)

  4. B. Social Transformations 1. permanent landless agricultural laborer class 2. drastic increase in tenancy 3. permanent upper class of ruler- landowners

  5. 4. squeezed small landowner & peasants 5. no/very little social mobility 6. large internal population shifts disrupt social life

  6. 7. international importation of laborers to Burma (India) & Malaya (India & China)  long-term communal- ethnic tensions

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