Beginning in the 1840s, people from the Pacific were kidnapped and enslaved in a process called:

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Blackbirding was the process of kidnapping people, mostly from the Pacific Islands, and forcing them to work as indentured laborers or slaves on sugar plantations or in the mining industry. The practice was carried out by European and American traders who lured or coerced Pacific Islanders on to their ships under false pretenses.

Beginning in the 1840s, People from the Pacific Were Kidnapped