MULTIPLE CHOICE
The main reason for the origin of the Caribbean Community is: a) The need for economic cooperation
b) The formation of Carifta
c) The existence of one type of people
d) The maintenance of the University of the West Indies.
The first Heads of Government Conference was held in: a) August, 1962
b) May, 1961
c) July, 1963
d) July, 1974.
The four countries that attended the first Heads of Government Conference were: a) Jamaica, Guyana, Grenada and Barbados
b) Barbados, Jamaica, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago
c) Barbados, Jamaica, Guyana and Belize
d) Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Jamaica and St. Lucia.
Carifta came into being on: a) May 1, 1968
b) July 1, 1968
c) August 1, 1968
d) May 1, 1971.
After the inception of Carifta, three functional institution were set up except: a) The Commonwealth Caribbean Regional Secretariat
b) The Caribbean Development Bank
c) The more Developed Countries
d) The Caribbean Examination Council
The Caribbean community has the following areas of activity except : a) Economic integration through the Caribbean Common market
b) A Common Economic and Political entity
c) Common Services and Functional Cooperation
d) The coordination of foreign policy among the independent countries.
The supreme policy-making body of Caricom is:
a) The Heads of Government Conference
b) The foreign affairs ministers
c) The Standing Committee of Ministers of Education
d) The Common Market of Ministers.
One of these is not a common service of Caricom:
a) British West Indian Airways
b) University of the West Indies
c) The West Indies Shipping Service
d) Caribbean Examination Council
The Caribbean Community is essentially a: a) Federation of islands
b) Pragmatic approach to realism
c) Political entity
d) Law-making institution.
The Caribbean Development Bank is situated in: a) Barbados b) Guyana c) Jamaica d) Antigua
The difference between the MDC’s and the LDC’s