4. What was distinctive about the Haitian Revolution, both in work history generally and in the history of Atlantic revolutions?…
The purpose of this text is to try and have an influence on the way Caribbean culture is viewed…
The author gives a historical antecedent of the power struggle revolving around the control of resources in the Caribbean region. He justifies this from paragraph one of chapter seven by stating that gold, sugar and slaves, the ‘Caribbean trinity’ represented an enormous accession of power and wealth. This gives the reader an idea about what he or she should…
The Haitian Revolution is one of the most important events in our world history, but at the same time, one of the least discussed. The slave uprising on the small island of St. Domingue in the caribbean had surprisingly global effects, from the toppling one of the greatest military minds in history to setting the stage for the United States to become the power it is today. The documentary, Égalité for all: Toussaint L Ouverture and the Haitian Revolution, set out to describe in its entirety the pre-existing conditions, events of the uprising and after-effects of the revolution, and does an excellent job giving an objective and purly historical outlook on the event. With an event like the Haitian Revolution, it is easy to take the western…
Knight, Franklin W., and Colin A Palmer, eds. The Modern Caribbean. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1989.…
Peguero, V. (1998). Teaching the Haitian revolution: its place in western and modern world history. The History Teacher, 32(1), 33-41.…
Using the documents, analyze the causes and results of the Haitian Revolution. Consider the social, economic and political issues prior to the revolution and the legacy of the revolution.…
Knight, Franklin W. "The Haitian Revolution." The American Historical Review. Feb. 2000. The American Historical Association. 19 May 2006 .…
The impact of West Indian slavery on the cultural landscape of the Caribbean cannot be under estimated or taken for granted. In the entire discourse on West Indian slavery, it is often taken for granted that the discussion centers solely on enslaved Africans. However, slavery brought to the region not only African but Europeans (Spaniards, French and British) and consequent to its abolition, there was the advent of the east Indians. We see the impact of their influence in the names of places; the foods we eat; our music and dance; our arts and craft, gender and sexuality. As these and other anecdotal evidences are examined and the academic contributions of others are analysed, Caribbean culture will be clearly defined and its origin established. Slavery and its attending impact upon Caribbean culture have been both positive and negative as remnants of the social/class system of the “plantocracy” linger and take deeper root in the Caribbean community, in general and the Jamaican landscape, in particular.…
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Because of it, the author also focuses in issues like the economic division of the Haitian society, the differences between classes and the prevalence of race as a category of differentiation between Haitians.…
The Europeans lad a taste for guinea pigs, rabbits, agouti (a rat like creature) The Amerindians (Arawaks and Caribs) dried and preserved their food by cooking it on a barbacot (a wooden framework over a pit of coals) The Spanish adopted this technique and barbacoa today known as barbeque grill. It is important to note that all the Caribbean Islands owe at least some of their culinary heritage to Africa because Europe imported African slaves to the Caribbean.…
Many Caribbean islands depend on tourism as an industry, and technology plays and integral role in boosting this industry. Technology is a massive marketing media. Advertising of the islands is done via television and radio commercials, the Internet through web pages and even brochures, which are printed by machines. Technology has indeed fostered the enhancement of the tourist industry. Technology through tourism has aided in generating revenue for the islands. Technology has made the Caribbean known worldwide.…
The researcher chose this topic to do further investigation on the consequences of the revolution for Haiti and the wider Caribbean. The researcher is interested in the social, economic and political effect it had on Haiti as well as the wider Caribbean at the time.…
In this multicultural island, the tourism industry has varying levels of fluctuation. Data taken from the government website (www.tourism.gov.tt), indicates that between the years 2000 and 2009, the number of visitors arriving to Trinidad and Tobago have stayed between 350,000 and 500,000 which in itself, shows little or no improvement or development taking place in this industry. However, as particular interest has been placed on its expansion and sustainability, there are certain aspects in which the placement of major emphasis can lead to sustainable tourism and in the long run, national development as well.…