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    LRC Project The Jamaican population is located on a island in the Caribbean sea. Jamaica is ranked to be the fourth most populated country in the Caribbean. Jamaicans main language spoken language is an english-based language known as creole or patois. People who have immigrated to Jamaica have brought languages such as‚ Spanish‚ Irish‚ and Scottish. There are also two other significant languages spoken which are Taino and Arawak. Religion is very important to Jamaicans. Christians make up

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    Speech Communication Favorite Co-Culture Jamaican culture is fairly known in the United States today as such reggae music it is my favorite co-culture. Jamaican culture describes the Jamaican religion‚ Jamaican lifestyle and Jamaican society on a whole. Jamaican culture defines as the origin of its entire population. The Jamaican culture mixes‚ as most of the society is ethnically diverse. There are several nations and people‚ the majority are African‚ then Indian and Chinese‚ then the minority

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    was written. It‚ however‚ still remains relevant to today’s Jamaican society. Its subject reflects conflicts which though not as prevalent‚ never the less exist in the twenty first century Jamaican society. This book deals with subjects such as: Social Science‚ Ethnic Studies‚ African American Studies‚ Black Power‚ Discrimination and Race Relations and Jamaican Culture. The book’s author‚ Prof. Ralston M. Nettleford was a leading Jamaican and Caribbean intellectual‚ author and creative artist. He

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    English (Culture of Jamaica). Uniqueness of the Culture Although the official language of Jamaica is English‚ Jamaicans show

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    Department along with Bible Society of the West Indies have played an integral role in the process of standardizing Jamaican Creole. Currently‚ their major project is translating the Holy Bible from Greek to Jamaican Creole. The translation of the Holy Bible was not only focus on getting Creole speakers to read but also to help the citizens to embrace their native tongue. The Jamaican Psalms Project Bible Society has a website where I commented on a few of their translations. My comments and justification

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    Cool Runnings is a movie about four Jamaican men named Derice Bannock‚ Junior Bevil‚ Yul Brenner‚ and Irv Blitzer who set out to raise money in order to compete in the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary‚ Alberta as a bobsled team. The group of men tried a few different ways to raise the money to go compete and they seemed to keep failing. Finally one of the men decided to sell his car in order to help them reach their money goal. After Junior sold his car the team were on their way to Calgary

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    and women‚ including pregnant women‚ were flogged and received up to 100 strokes. To increase the severity of the punishment the cord strands of the cat were twined with wire. In addition‚ many received long prison sentences. On August 6th 1962‚ Jamaican Independence Day was born! After years of Spanish and subsequent British colonial rule‚ Jamaica was finally allowed to govern its own political‚ economical‚ and social affairs. The Spanish claimed the Island in 1494 when Christopher Columbus discovered

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    The IMF’s role is that of a “helping hand.” As per Jamaica and the IMF’s agreement‚ the IMF established a five-year plan with Jamaica. This included the placement of stringent restrictions on what the tiny nation could spend the money on. As the Jamaicans slowly realized‚ this deal would serve them no purpose‚ except indebting the nation even further. The island was forced to cut certain government programs and devalue their currency to meet IMF demands. Jamaica was

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    Religion is a fundamental to the Jamaican life. Jamaicans put their families first. Jamaicans have a hard time trusting people. Jamaicans have different ways of living their lives.       Religion is fundamental to Jamaican life‚ which can be seen in the references to buy call events in everyday speeches. Jamaicans adore their families.       Jamaicans have a healthy distrust of those in authority and prefer to put their faith in those people who do not care. Jamaicans treat their extended family and

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    Summary Of Life And Debt

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    poor Jamaican people are suffering

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