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Who did what?
Who did what?
Match each historical figure to their event.
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Historical figures
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West Indian planters
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British Parliament debates abolition while protecting planter interests (1823)
Strikes reach the sugar districts and Port of Spain (1937)
Existing Indian indenture contracts are formally terminated (1920)
Labour Day is first observed as a public holiday (1973)
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Adrian Cola Rienzi
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British Parliament debates abolition while protecting planter interests (1823)
Strikes reach the sugar districts and Port of Spain (1937)
Existing Indian indenture contracts are formally terminated (1920)
Labour Day is first observed as a public holiday (1973)
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plantation employers
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British Parliament debates abolition while protecting planter interests (1823)
Strikes reach the sugar districts and Port of Spain (1937)
Existing Indian indenture contracts are formally terminated (1920)
Labour Day is first observed as a public holiday (1973)
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Oilfield and sugar workers
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British Parliament debates abolition while protecting planter interests (1823)
Strikes reach the sugar districts and Port of Spain (1937)
Existing Indian indenture contracts are formally terminated (1920)
Labour Day is first observed as a public holiday (1973)
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Events
British Parliament debates abolition while protecting planter interests
1823
Strikes reach the sugar districts and Port of Spain
1937
Existing Indian indenture contracts are formally terminated
1920
Labour Day is first observed as a public holiday
1973
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