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    Krik Krak

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    Krik? Krak! Reading Response In the collection of short stories‚ one thing is certain about the lovers. It is a known fact that in those stories‚ the lovers love each other. They are not fake lovers of any kind. The most prevalent example of this is in the story Children of The Sea. The male narrator says “I know your father might never approve of me. I was going to try to win him over. He would have to cut my heart out to keep me from loving you”. That best explains the sequence amongst the lovers

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    many of her great writings over the years. Including but not limited to novels and short stories. Danticat was born on January 19‚ 1969 in Port-au-Prince‚ Haiti to Andre and Rose Danticat. Her parents immigrated to the United States when she was only four years old. While her parents were away Danticat and her younger brother stayed in Haiti under the custody of their aunt and uncle. It wasn’t until she was twelve years old that her and her younger brother would be reunited with their parents in

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    products which fed into manufacturing‚ which‚ in turn‚ returned goods to the local market. Instead Haiti had small local food markets‚ raw coffee exports‚ and relied on the importation of all manufactured goods and many foodstuffs. Because of this import-centered economy‚ the international community earned more profits from Haiti than Haitians‚ even the rich ones. It marketed expensive manufactured goods in Haiti‚ and added the lucrative processing to Haitian coffee and other export crops. The Haitian power

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    Economic Freedoms

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    measuring economic freedom; some of these components include levels of business‚ trade‚ labor freedom‚ and government spending. This essay will focus on the relationship of economic freedoms and wealth as well as take a closer look at the country of Haiti. Economic freedom is a measure of a country freedom to invest‚ produce‚ consume and operate in its own fashion. (Zagar 2010) The Heritage Foundation in collaboration with Wall Street put together a publication titled the Index of Economic Freedom

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    The Haitian Revolution

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    For most of history‚ Haiti was not the country that we know today. For starters‚ its name was not always Haiti‚ it was Saint Domingue. Saint Domingue was a dark place. It was a French colony “home“ to half a million slaves. The slaves worked on plantations owned by the wealthy French. Their major cash crops were tobacco‚ cotton‚ and cacao. It was a very prosperous place‚ much different than it is today. However‚ freedom of the people trumps the economical state of the island. From 1791-1804‚ the

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    1791 by slaves‚ with Toussaint L’Ouverture as the leader of the pack. They had become successful by 1803 by ending slavery as well as putting an end to the control that the French had over their colonies. Back in the 18th century‚ Saint Domingue‚ as Haiti was once called‚ was France’s wealthiest overseas colony because of its sugar‚ coffee‚ cotton‚ and indigo produced by the enslaved labor force. Right before the Haitian Revolution broke out‚ there was the French Revolution which broke out in 1789.

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    2004 Haitian

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    d’état. Editor and author‚ Amy Wilentz compares the 2004 coup to the violent 1700s Haitian revolt by Toussaint L ’Ouverture to overthrow the French. She explains that Haiti has a long history of government oppression and turmoil. She begins her article by explaining how a coup begins. “They don ’t just happen. In a country like Haiti‚ where the military has been disbanded for nearly a decade‚ soldiers don ’t simply emerge from the underbrush; they have to be reorganized‚ retrained and resupplied.”

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    Result to Eating Dirt The Haiti people live on a very small few populated island of 8‚288‚000 next to the Dominican Republic. Due to the result of the very poor economy and the oil prices raising this makes the food prices rise and make them unaffordable for the average people to buy. When you have no money to buy food‚ you have to fall back to making “dirt cookies” made from dried yellow dirt‚ salt‚ and vegetable shortening this has become a regular meal for the Haiti community. For the Port-au-Prince’s

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    phenomena such as hurricane Gilbert in 1988 which kill 45 persons in Jamaica‚ 30 in Haiti and 5 in the Dominican republic‚ but the most devastating period for any one country in territories was in 2008‚ where in a three week span Haiti was hit by tropical storm Fay‚ hurricane Gustav‚ Hanna and Ike. According to CMC article on (2009 January 3). The Jamaica observer ‘’entitled “effect of 2008 will linger long in Haiti‚ say world bank” suggested that as a result of the hurricanes there were damages

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    Dessalines declared Haiti’s independence against the French colony‚ thus making Saint Domingue‚ now Haiti the first black independent nation. Thirteen years before‚ in 1791‚ with the help of Toussaint l’Ouverture‚ the slaves in the north side of Saint Domingue started a rebellion to revolt against the French. This rebellion will open the gates of the revolution‚ defeating the French and forcing them out of Haiti. This first slave-led revolution caused fear and confusion among slave owners‚ but an apparent

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