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    A Fireside Chat

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    hard work and diligence. In the text‚ A Fireside Chat‚ Sir Lynden Pindling speaks about poor work ethics and how it must be changed to build The Bahamas. Some civil servants are discouraged because of victimization‚ others have no hope for the future and some believe that since “their’’ government is in power they no longer have to work hard. The Bahamas is a democratic country; therefore everyone should have a freedom of speech and freedom to vote for the government of their choice. Sir Lynden

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    people who construct every bar and the lyricists who paints pictures with their words. Music is also defined by the people who listen to it and those who criticize it and the author/s ability to convey a meaning and keep them entertained. In The Bahamas music is a major part of Bahamian Culture. At anytime during the day while driving the streets of Nassau it is possible that one out of every 10 cars passed will be playing loud music. Festivals such as Junkanoo and Junkanoo in June draw large numbers

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    Dannay Maycock Coursework Question 1(b) In 1935 the Associated Bahamas Car Owners and Taxi Cab Drivers Union was formed to protest against competition from foreigners. Another union called the Labor Association was also formed during this time‚ to protest the labor conditions in the Bahamas especially with regards to minimum wage. However‚ very little was done at the time. It all started in 1958 when the Taxi Cab Union went on strike. This union went on strike because hotel operators had made

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    Question 3

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    colonial‚ my name is Jason Borrows and I’m the owner of taxi number 36. The Bahamas was just getting back on its economical feet until the General strike in 1958 is was as if battle lines were drawn between an unyielding authoritarian regime controlled by a monopolistic elite (who happened to be white)‚ and a majority of deprived citizens who yearned for democracy and social change (who happened to be black). The Bahamas had just begun its development as a tourist playground and offshore financial

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    Cultural Component

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    “The children and grandchildren of a whole nation of dreamers…….. have let our forefathers down.” Do you agree? The Bahamas is a great nation that has overcome many obstacles in the past; there are many men and women that have sacrificed a lot for this country to be what it is today. However‚ according to Nicolette Bethel in her text “On Independence”‚ she states “instead of aiming for stars‚ we turn our backs on them because to reach that high might cost too much”. Bethel’s quote is expressing

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    Renaming the Bridge

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    Renaming of the bridge In an effort to honor indigenous Bahamian heroes‚ the government of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas made a decision to rename the bridge after Sir Sidney Poitier at its cabinet meeting held on October 9th‚ 2012. An official statement was made by Charles Carter and Nicolette Bethel both co-chairs of the independence committee‚ on October 10th‚ 2012‚ coming out of the official statement the public began to express their opinion for or against on the renaming of the bridge

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    Coursework

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    ‚ this is called an unrest. The Bahamas between the years 1930 to 1940‚ social unrest came about. That Bahamians were fed up with the categorization or separation of society that they were placed in‚ in their own country. The Bahamas always experienced social unrest but it was during these years that its strength increased and it was very noticeable and changed the country extraordinarily. This period of time played a large part in the independence of The Bahamas‚ because there was a change in the

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    History Revision

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    While the Caribs controlled the Lesser Antilles. The word Arawak defines a Linguistic Group. There were many distinctive tribal groups‚ which settled in the Caribbean most of them were Arawak speaking people. The Lucayans were only found in the Bahamas. The Tainos were found in Cuba‚ Jamaica‚ and Hispaniola. The Siboney were found in Cuba‚ Jamaica‚ and Hispaniola. (Said to be the first inhabitants of the West Indies‚ they were Nomadic and more primitive than the Arawak. They were driven northwards

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    Who Is a Bahamian

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    captured various dimensions of the Bahamian life in efforts to increase national awareness of Bahamian ethnic identity‚ history‚ and culture and to attempt answering the “loaded…” question of “who is a Bahamian?”(Wells1). Arguably‚ nationalism in the Bahamas has been poorly understood as evidenced by researched articles published by Sabrina Lightbourn‚ Patricia Glinton-Miercoles and Nicolette Bethel. Therefore‚ we now probe the underpinning concepts of what makes us Bahamian. The challenge is that many

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    inconvenience‚ doesn’t care to interact and can’t wait for the guest to leave. The essay further goes on to describe how The Bahamas is marketed as a “paradise” and how Bahamians didn’t create this idea. In fact‚ they don’t believe this sells pitch. According to Bethel this is because Bahamians have to deal with the everyday realities and truths that come with being a resident of The Bahamas. For example‚ the magnificent sunshine that can damage crops‚ the beautiful seas that can become turquoise graves and

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