Unit 3 - European Migration
Unit 3- Non-European Migration
Unit 4 - Socioeconomic and Political Impacts
Trends and Patterns of Samoa's Emigration
100

State 2 groups of European immigrants who came to SAmoa

traders and whalers, discoverers and explorers, beachcombers and missionaries

100

state the non-europeans that came as indentured labourers

Chinese and Melanesians

100

Define centralized government

a government with a specific group that governs and leads the country

100

Define Emigration

The movement of people out of their original country

200
Who brought the LMS to Samoa?

John Williams and Charles Barff

200

Define indentured labourers

people who work under a contract for a specific period of time

200

Define Monarchy

A government led by a King

200
State 2 impacts of Samoas emigration
- remittances were sent to Samoa from relatives overseas

- the Samoan families developed economically

- there was a decrease in the population of the most productive people in Samoa

- Samoans who moved overseas got to loose their language and their SAmoan cultures and traditions

300

What caused the migration of the traders and whalers to SAmoa?

To look for raw materials to trade and to hunt for whales

300

When did the Chinese indentured labourers first arrived

1903

300

Discuss and explain 3 economic impacts of the immigrant groups on Samoa

they introduced Samoans to trading and cash money, the influenced the development of Apia which later became urbanized, they also influenced Samoans to develop plantations to develop their economy

300

Describe the patterns of these Samoan emigrations

The fact that when theres an economic recession, Samoans would travel to new areas for work. Also the same reason they travel for to this countries was for economic reasons.

400

State the 4 missionary societies that arrived and the years they arrived

LMS, 1830

Methodist, 1835

Catholic, 1845

LDS, 1863 (1899)

400

State 3 other groups of NOn-Europeans immigrant groups that came to Samoa in the 1800s-1900s

Micronesians, Cook Islanders, Niueans, Tuvaluans and Fijians

400

Discuss and explain 4 Social and cultural impacts of the immigrant groups on Samoa

- taught literacy, converted Samoans to Christianity, influenced us to prioritize the importance of nuclear families instead of extended families. they also banned our inappropriate cultures such as po ula dancing, infanticide, polygamy and cannibalism

400

Discuss and explain the trend of Samoa's emigration to the United States

Samoans first travelled to American SAmoa as an influence of the American military that came, and so they first travelled to American Samoa, then when an economic recession occurred in the USA, the Us navy offered to take some of these Samoan families to Hawaii, and then from there to the US.

500

Discuss the reasons why the beachcombers came to Samoa

The beachcombers accidentally came to Samoa as escaped convicts from New South Wales in Australia

500

Discuss at least two impacts of the Non-European immigrants

they influenced the Pacific to work the land using raw materials to make money. there is also mix race in Samoa today as a result of their migration to Samoa

500

Discuss and explain at least 3 political impacts of the immigrant groups on Samoa

They set up a centralized government for Samoa, they also set up laws and regulations as well as how they took our customary lands during their colonization of Samoa.

500

Discuss and explain what triggered Samoas emigration overseas

During WWII, the American military came to protect Samoa and there was a need for people to work as translators and in several other jobs. This triggered the wants of Samoans to work for money, and so after the war years, the Samoans started to migrate overseas for job opportunities