What was true of many chinese workers in hawaii

The correct answer is that for Chinese workers the labor that they did was sold to the government.

Explanation:  

The migration of Chinese people started around 1790 and most of them arrived in Hawaii in the mid-to-late 19th century.  They had contracts for sugar plantations in Hawaii. However, Their labor was sold by their government.

The Chinese workers labor was sold to the Government.

Explanation:

During the mid and to the late 19th century most of the Chinese immigrants to  arrived in Hawaii, when 46,000 people immigrated to the islands.  

Others came in as  laborers for sugar plantations in Hawaii, there aim was  centered more on education for their children. when their contracts elapsed, some of the Chinese workers concluded to stay back in Hawaii and in areas such as Chinatown, they decided to start a business.

By 1950 most Chinese American men in Hawaii had good jobs and were  educated.

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