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    horrors of the Haitian revolution To see how the Haitian revolution affect Haiti and the Caribbean To see how the Haitian revolution affect Haiti financial status. To see how the Haitian revolution and French revolution related. RATIONALE: THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION HAD FAR REACHING CONSEQUENCES FOR HAITI AND THE WIDER CARIBBEAN. I am aiming to prove Haiti suffer great financial discomfort.     INTRODUCTION THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION: A VICTORY

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    Examine three measures that Caribbean countries can implement to minimize the danger posed to coral reefs in the region. Coral reefs inhabit many coastal regions around Caribbean islands. These reefs are at once magnificently beautiful yet very fragile and sensitive to even the slightest variation in the waters around it. Coral reefs perform a vital socio-economic and sociocultural function in the Caribbean. Apart from it being important to human society for its aesthetic appeal‚ the reefs are also

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    the Gardenias" portrays the story of a poor woman that finds an abandoned baby on the street and decides to keep her. The story is set in Haiti‚ a poor country consumed by malnutrition‚ abandonment‚ and suffering. Edwidge Danticat uses the main character‚ a poor‚ lower class‚ black woman from Ville Rose‚ to make a political commentary on the situation in Haiti. The story suggests the desire of poor people to escape their harsh reality and become consumed in a world outside their own. Danticat makes

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    U.N. WORRIES TROOPS CAUSED HAITI’S CHOLERA The latest disaster to hit Haiti‚ has been the cholera outbreak. The attached article addresses concerns from the United Nations‚ regarding mounting circumstantial evidences linking the outbreak to the U.N. Peacekeepers from Nepal. The Nepalese base housing 454 U.N. peace keepers located on a waterway called Boukan Kanni‚ which is a part of the Meile River. This river drains off into the Artibonite River. Haitians living in this rural area complained

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    Raven Bordeaux Cholera in Haiti January 22‚ 2013 Diseases‚ such as cholera usually result in a medical condition whether it can be physically‚ mentally or lead to death. Diseases can affect many people and their environment conditions‚ whether it is domestically or globally. This spread of disease is what is currently taking place in Haiti as discussed in The New York Times article. There is an outbreak of the disease Cholera in Haiti that is affecting many people young and old. Many diseases

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    century by historian Mark Almond‚ Haiti’s social history is recorded‚ “In May 1802‚ Napoleon’s forces tried to re-establish slavery [in Haiti]” (Document 4). Although the revolution wasn’t complete until 1804‚ this still proves that the French were still pushing to control the social aspects of Haiti. Although the French wanted to establish their social classes in Haiti‚ the Haitians fought back and united everyone together in order to start the revolution‚ “At a secret forest meeting held on August

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    person’s eyes. Performing an interview to assess a culture lush in heritage‚ yet burdened with injustice‚ provided valuable insight in appreciating the Haitian Americans. Haiti is a gem‚ located among many islands in the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Haitians have weathered instability and chaos but are strong and resilient. Although Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western part of the world‚ the cultural roots of Haitians are rich in traditions. I had the pleasure of working with a Haitian American at

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    ideas of liberty‚ fraternity and equality. Haiti was the new symbol of African liberation in the west and in 1804‚ after 13 years of civil war and revolution in St. Dominique‚ the enslaved emerged free and victorious; they became nation builders and declared Haiti as an independent state. The Haitian revolution affected the wider Caribbean in various ways as many countries benefited greatly from the Haitian revolution economically‚ politically and socially. Haiti had depended mostly on estate work which

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    "On January 1‚ 1804‚ Haiti declared independence‚ becoming the second independent nation in the West and the first free black republic in the world" ("History‚ par 11). This triumph followed the long and violent Haitian slave revolution in which Haiti‚ specifically the island of Saint Dominique suffered from. After the enlightenment the Rights of Man act provided equality among all Frenchmen‚ including blacks and mulattos. Fury rose in the plantation owners and they eventually got the act retracted

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    revealing my imagination. Haiti is where I live‚ it is my home. My possible scenario for the future of Haiti is… In Haiti‚ I foresee lifestyle continuing as a major problem. Everyone has an individual way of living‚ but I want to address our selfishness. People these days are attaching to objects as if they are idols. People view themselves first and last. Caring for others is replaced with selfish thoughts‚ blown aside by a violent wind from their minds. Wealthy people in Haiti consider themselves powerful

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