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The Indians were now faced with a language barrier. Many were converted to Christianity. Living conditions were poor and life was generally difficult. However, this did not stop East Indians from making their mark on the culture of Trinidad. Many held on to their traditions and customs with their families. They persevered, toiled the land and ensured that their children were educated.
Culture. By the time the Chinese had arrived in Trinidad the process of creolisation had long begun in the wider society. But it would be quite some time before they would be drawn into the creole cultural vortex: they maintained their cultural identity by insulating themselves from the rest of the society.