As shown by the Indentured Migration Routes, the vast majority of labor came from the Asian countries of India, China and Japan. Northrup's statistics further prove this idea revealing that more than one million Indians became workers in the Americas and Africa. These incredible numbers of imported workers greatly skewed local population numbers as shown by government population records...
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Northrup's statistics further prove this idea revealing that more than one million Indians became workers in the Americas and Africa. These incredible numbers of imported workers greatly skewed local population numbers as shown by government population records. In four of the areas six represented, indentured workers made up more than 40% of the total population...
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