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    Conference in 1963 which the four country’s leaders participating attended‚ Trinidad and Tobago‚ Barbados‚ Jamaica and British Guiana. Then in 1965‚ they spoke about the establishment of a Free Trade Area Agreement which the Heads signed to set up the Caribbean Free Trade Association (CARIFTA) which came into effect on May 1st 1968 with the participation of Antigua and Barbuda‚ Guyana‚ Trinidad and Tobago‚ Barbados‚ Dominica‚ Grenada‚ St. Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla‚ St. Lucia‚ St. Vincent‚ Jamaica and Montserrat

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    and Barbuda‚ Dominica‚ Barbados‚ Montserrat‚ Jamaica‚ Grenada‚ Saint Lucia‚ Saint Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla‚ Saint Vincent and lastly Trinidad and Tobago. The total population of the West Indies Federation was between three (3) and four (4) million people‚ and contained around twenty-four (24) inhabited islands with the largest being Jamaica. The Federal Parliament was bi-cameral consisting of an elected House of Representatives and a nominated Senate. Sir Grantley Adams‚ of Barbados was the one and only

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    BROWN GIRLS BROWNSTONES

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    Paule Marshall writes about the social issues‚ the aspects and standards of lack persons living in America. Novels written in 1959 and it explores the black immigrants search for identity in American society. The novel wrote against the stereotypes of the black race and it was a milestone for African-American Fiction. Race and gender are discussed simultaneously as she speaks out against racism and presents her female character as being different form the stereotype The novel centres on Selina

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    thirty acres. In the year 1645 there were approximately 5000 smallholdings in Barbados that mainly cultivated tobacco‚ but as the months went by the price of tobacco was gradually falling and ten acres was just not enough. The smallholders either moved to another island for a fresh start or returned to England. Consequently the availability of the land increased for larger sugar plantations in Barbados and other Caribbean Islands. Sugar could only be grown on economically large

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    Tourism in Barbados

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    TOURISM IN BARBADOS Tourism is the marketing of the enjoyable and other features of a travel destination and the provision of facilities and services to pleasure travellers. In addition‚ it is the social‚ cultural and economic phenomenon where people move to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal and business purposes. Nowadays‚ more people travel so therefore tourism is more lucrative/important than ever to countries. While it is undoubtly true that tourism is beneficial

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    Summary Eric William in chapters seven and nine of his book‚ “From Columbus to Castro”‚ provides his readers with an in-depth knowledge about the political and economic history of the Caribbean. Eric William gives his readers the story of how Europeans “discovered” the Caribbean and how they governed it. Thus the various events that took place right from the time of Christopher Columbus‚ focusing on the colonial sweepstakes pursued by France‚ England‚ the Netherlands‚ Spain‚ and Denmark. The main

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    Witch of Blackbird Pond

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    “Consider It Joy” In the book “Witch of Blackbird Pond”‚ in this essay referred to as WBP‚ the protagonist Katherine Tyler‚ affectionately referred to as Kit‚ is an orphaned fifteen year old girl who grew up on the tropical island of Barbados where her grandfather had supported her till her current age when he died and left the family debt and affairs in her young and incapable hands. Kit however being a smart child sold their plantation and slaves‚ and everything but her own clothes to pay

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    with war. Attacking the Spanish having their heads turned the whole time‚ and the Netherlands using all they had to go to war and fight the Spanish. Mean time the English were taking over the land. Some of the more important ones were Barbados and Jamaica. Barbados though eventually moved to South Carolina‚ well most of them did. The Islands of the Caribbean though wasn’t very fertile land. They tried many different crops‚ but the only ones that worked were sugar and sugar cane‚ which they could

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    Browngirl, Brownstones

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    person narrator who has access to the inner thoughts of some characters. It is often through Selina’s eyes that we see things whilst sometimes we see other peceptions such as Suggie. In this chapter we meet the Boyce family who are immigrants from Barbados. The family‚ though living together is separated and we see where this is evident in the attitude of the children Selina and Ina: Selena sides with her Dad Deighton who is more easy going and carefree while Ina sides with her mom Silla who is the

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    Course: HM323 Date: February 13th 2013 Topic: The Privy Council vs. Caribbean Court of Justice The Privy Council vs. Caribbean Court of Justice At the center of the judicial system in the Commonwealth Caribbean lies the English Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. "The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council is primarily the final Court of Appeal for those Commonwealth territories which have retained the appeal to Her Majesty in other matters."’ The Privy Council is an institution

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