"Caribbean" The Caribbean region is often an exotic region, described as a tropical region with similar environmental patterns and can not be described as homogeneous. Each island has its own historical background, the method and timing of colonization, European countries have the most influential influence. And their own individual culture is integrated into them. Three authors, Sidney W. Mintz, Antonio Benitez-Rojo, and Michelle Cliff solved the Caribbean identity problem. Caribbean islands, also known as the West Indies, are located in the Caribbean / Atlantic Ocean and form a clockwise arc between Florida and South America. The largest island in the Caribbean is located in the northwest including Cuba, Hispaniola (Haiti, Dominican Republic), Jamaica, Puerto Rico. These islands also have the largest mountains and highest peaks in the Caribbean. In other words, we recommend the best Caribbean Islands for "climbing" hiking, including Dominica, Jamaica, Martinique, Saint Lucia, Guadeloupe, Saint Kitts and Neive, and then to the southeast, Saint Vincent and the Grenada. There are still active volcanoes on some of the islands of the South Caribbean, which always brings an attractive hiking experience. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines The Saint Vincent and the Grenadines are located on the south edge of the Windward Islands, between the north of Trinidad and Tobago, between St. Lucia and the Grenada in the Caribbean Sea. The country contains seven smaller occupied islands and numerous small islands and coral reefs that form Grenadin with Saint Vincent. These small islands are Bequia Island, Mustique Island, Canouan Island, Mayreau Island, Union Island, Palm Island, Petit Saint Vincent Island. Saint Augustine St. Augustine, b. November 13, 354, d. On August 28, 430 he was one of the earliest Christian, theologians' most important philosophers, and worked for the bishop of Cabaregus, the main character of the Republic of Kava (396-430). He has the ability to influence the subsequent development of Western thought and culture, and to shape the theme more than any other country, and to define the characteristics of the theological tradition of West Christians. With many of his works

History of the Caribbean I. Note on Historical Methodology: The traditional method of historical research includes chronologically ordered processes. For example, the history of the "New World" or in particular the history of the Caribbean seems to have started in 1492 when Columbus mistakenly landed on Hispanola. Shortly after the discovery of the New World, colonialism appeared in North and South America in Europe. A summary version of Europe's influence in the New World over the past decades is a general historical record of the early Caribbean history. The concept of slavery, colonialism, race is an indelible aspect of the history of the Caribbean. In order to understand the current political, social, economic and cultural climate of the Caribbean, we must critically study and understand the influence of slavery in the modern Caribbean society. The model and complexity of the modern Caribbean society is closely related to the colonial planting system. And it welcomes the arrival of the largest immigrants in history. The history of contemporary America actually starts with the modern history of the Caribbean Sea. Beginning in the late 15th century when the Europeans entered the so-called New World, the Caribbean played the most important role in the development of events that would then shake the foundation of the whole world. The African, European and Caribbean indigenous gatherings are one of the most interesting and important aspects of world history. In this area, people can feel the worst aspect of inhumanity, which is in line with the story of human spiritual survival and victory. The history of the Caribbean is like a drama, it is a continuous legend of various wars, conquer various kinds, and most important is to resist. Caribbean is basically a series of short stories including several selected characters, covering the six hundred years of Caribbean history. CARIBBEAN combines facts and fiction, fusing unparalleled Michelle fashion style, from conflict between peaceful Arawaks and thirsty Caribbean to the rapid development of contemporary Miami and the Cuban community . On this tour, readers will introduce Sir Francis Drake, Henry Morgan, Horatio Nelson, blood-hungry Victor Hughes, Heroes Toussaint Rouver Toure, Thomas Carlyle, and Fidel Kas. Throwing, others. Mixed with these historical figures represents countless men and women who created modern heaven such as British, Spanish, French naval officers and generals, sugar producers, colonial officers, slaves, etc. It is a fictitious character. , Its descendants, and various ethnic groups that contribute to the unique genetic mixing of the area

Of course, this is a very interesting perspective. Personally, I found evidence that this trade relationship is absolutely convincing. If you want to develop during the classic Maya crash (or rather if you want to extend Maya to Cuba, Jamaica and Hispaniola), POD seems to be a little early. In particular, the POD may be "somewhat ambiguous", "growing interest in these trade relations", which has brought a slight advance in the wider trade and shipbuilding industry. After all, for those who try to escape from political, economic and social turmoil if POD better establishes trade relations and Maya is on various islands, the move to these islands It might be a more attractive choice. Also, if the contact is established (and friendly) the results may not be contradictory (or at least: it may not be normal). People trading with Maya will probably also benefit from this exchange. Maya who evacuated may not be a conflict but "just gradually change the demographic balance," it may be that the population of the people merges and the inherited culture mixes up. This change will undoubtedly cause tension, but while the group is opposed, it is conceivable that several groups are allied with Maya settlers. People who benefit most from trade may have an alliance with settlers. These will also be the most open to Mayan culture, and - easily - may give people a useful advantage in transactions. What kind of inheritance culture is influenced by Maya, it is supposed to be led, it is very trade oriented. Of course, another door was opened at the last point. You will not be surprised if you see a sudden appearance of trade outposts throughout this region (unlike Greek and Phoenician colonies). More speculative (just because you have very interesting ideas here): Maya's successors based in these islands later reclaim their original home and their growing impact I decided to add them to. It is not incredible. It is also impossible (if they began to establish a trading place in various places), they will eventually get a foothold in the northern continent. Florida, let's say. Or near the mouth of the Mississippi River Maya civilization has conducted long distance trading with many other Central American cultures, including Teotihuacan, Sapotok, and other groups along the Central Mexico and the Mexico Gulf Coast. In addition, they trade with more distant Central America groups like Tinos in the Caribbean. Archaeologists also found Panama's money at the sacred Cenote of Chichen Itza. Important trade items are as follows. Maya uses complex mathematical and astronomical calculations to build a monument and conceptualizes religious cosmology. Each of the four directions represents a specific god, color, element. The underworld at the center of the world, the universe, and the trees of wonderful life played a role in the construction of buildings, the practice of festivals and sacrifices. Ancestors and gods help to incorporate the existence of various levels through measurements of rituals, sacrifices, and the sun of the sun. Central American architecture is a tradition of architecture made up of the pre-Colombian culture and the tradition of Central American civilization such as Olmec, Maya, Aztecs and the public, ceremonial and monumental building of the city It is a thing or a structure. It is famous. The distinctive features of Central American architecture include various fields and historical styles, but these styles are quite interrelated. These styles have evolved at different stages of Central America's history for thousands of years, for intensive cultural exchanges between different cultures of Central American cultural areas. Central American architecture is mainly known for its pyramid, the largest pyramid outside Egypt.

What is the Caribbean Sea? Many people ask themselves what the Caribbe is. What constitutes the Caribbean Sea. How each island created identity for its history. Sidney Mintz tackled a more social interpretation of the article "Caribbean Sea Region as a Socio-cultural District" and Antonio Benítez-Rojo tackled a more humane interpretation of the article "From Plantation to Plantation". Meanwhile, Michelle Cliff is more personal with her novel "Abeng" and her article "If I can write it as a fire". Many opinions on "What does Caribbean mean?" In my opinion, regardless of whether you were born there, it is an honor to be a Caribbean citizen. We have gone a long way in this area. It depicts country, country, and fate in the most extreme and moving way. So, we are in the Caribbean, we are the West Indies. The Caribbean Sea is a characteristic that people have when they leave the Caribbean, as long as their presence, inner feelings, and they are long enough to develop their identity. But everyone is different, depending on which island you came from, your social / ethnic background and so on. Generally, we all have a similar feeling. You and your family were born in a country surrounded by the Caribbean, the "Caribbean identity". We are all Caribbean people, we are the citizens of the country we were born. I was born as a Dominican, but I am a Caribbean who lives and works in the UK. My children are British because they think they were Caribbean, born in the UK. The Caribbean is a member of the cricket team in the West Indies. Even if your island does not represent the team, you shake the flag to represent all of us. The Caribbean is the University of the West Indies University (UWI) - the best integration experiment, we have learned each other's slang and dialect, married our neighbors and we are "confused" more than ever. Know the way to work hard, know the way to relax, open a very pretty party, listen to Mighty Sparrow not too beautiful

The way the Caribbean identities Benítez-Rojo and Mintz solve the Caribbean identity problem in their articles, in contrast to Michelle Cliff's depiction of Jamaica's identity, an objective ideal of elimination is. Cliff's depiction touches the heart and soul of the Caribbean identity. While Mintz and Benítez-Rojo are investigating the overall tendency of the Caribbean from an external point of view, Cliff provides a personal and tactile image of the Caribbean life against the background of the objective description of history I will. The main influence on the identity of the Caribbean dates back to the early 17th century when French, British, Spanish arrived. Indigenous peoples played an important role in the development of European colonies in the Caribbean, from exploration support, sugar trading, and power struggle between Europe to the establishment of African Americans. Through their arts and culture, descendents of indigenous peoples and Africa continue to influence the identity of the Caribbean Sea With a gradual relaxation of political and cultural ties with the UK, immigrants from Europe, Africa, the Caribbean and Asian countries formed the identity of the Caribbean of the 20th century. Add multicultural themes to French career and discussion. Today the Caribbean has diverse ethnic and cultural heritage, there is a constitutional protection policy to promote multiculturalism, not a single national myth. The Caribbean people are people born in the Caribbean. They have many similarities, but they also show unique differences. The same can be said about the European nationality. The Caribbean identity is like a cultural and social experience. In the eyes of former colonial masters, they are all members of the "third world". However, regardless of whether you are Creole (eg), French, English, Spanish etc, their confidence should always be expressed. Sometimes you only need a strong hurricane. Explain the identity of the Caribbean Sea

Caribbean slavery started in the 17th century, with the quest for giving way to exploitation, European colonization in the Caribbean sea has undergone tremendous change. As the enormous wealth for the European settlers in the Caribbean became more evident, a group of profit hunters rushed to this area and drowned slavery. The massive introduction of slavery as the main form of labor organization in the Caribbean fundamentally changed the social organization. The plantation system prospered in recent years (a few centuries) and the Caribbean sea became the focus of the American slavery center. Caribbean Slavery The Caribbean slavery gives Caribbean producers and elites the right to abuse humanity without requiring adequate nutrition and to demand long-term absurd work. The articles of Kiple and Kiple are reviewing the situation of slaughter malnutrition, and the result is terrible. Slaves lack essential nutrients such as calcium, fats and various vitamins. - Historians once wrote that the rise of freedom and equality in America is accompanied by slavery. The truth of this statement is very effective. The rise of the United States involves slavery, colonists have learned that slavery is an effective way to build a nation and create free labor at an early stage. With the increase in freedom and equality in the United States, slavery is obviously accompanying. Caribbean society was born out of oppression. Slavery is a repressive institution and therefore has a devastating effect on humanity. Slavery is not suitable for humanization. Slavery is inhuman. We must accept the fact that slavery has an inhuman effect on the people of the Caribbean. The problem is how we can humanize the Caribbean people. Our problem in the Caribbean is to rebuild the human nature that social psychological orientation is based on the legacy of repressive and inhumane institutions. The concept of pluralist society, plantation society and Creole society emphasizes Caribbean social scientists' concern for social structure. What we need to focus on is not only the structure of the Caribbean society but also the state of the human being in the Caribbean. We need to reconstruct the perspective of human development on how to rebuild in the Caribbean. By doing so, we will be faithful to our background. The concept of slavery, colonialism, race is an indelible aspect of the history of the Caribbean. In order to understand the current political, social, economic and cultural climate of the Caribbean, we must critically study and understand the influence of slavery in the modern Caribbean society. The model and complexity of the modern Caribbean society is closely related to the colonial planting system. And it welcomes the arrival of the largest immigrants in history.

Influences the Spanish colonies have on Trinidad and Caribbean Indigenous Peoples European people have discovered many Caribbean islands before the three Native American Indians live in the Caribbean. These groups live in the Caribbean islands of the Windward Islands, inhabiting the Bahamas, Leeward Islands, and the Great Antilles of Tyano, who live in Siboney, West Cuba. Trinidad is home to the group speaking Caribbean and Arawak language, while Tynos is divided into three different types, people of Tinos who live in Hispaniola and Puerto Rico classical Tylenol and Cuba. Jamaica Trinidad island was colonized by the Spaniards and received many French immigrants who were later governed by British. The past of this colonial period had a great influence on the development of Trinidad and Calypso. Many of the early Calypso were in French - the Creole dialect was called Patwa ("pat - was"). These songs are usually guided by people called griot and help to unite slaves. 1914 was an epoch-making year in the history of Calypso. This is the first year of Calypso recording. The first Calypso tent was born in the late 1920s. Initially Calypso's tent was a real tent, and Calypsoon was practicing before the carnival. Today, Calypso Tent is a new music showcase for carnival season. Calypso is mainly African American music from Trinidad (Caribbean sea spreads to the Caribbean Sea). As with most types of Calypso music, Calypso is rooted in traditional West African music which was originally used as a means of communication between slaves and as a form of entertainment. Because Trinidad is dominated by Trinidad by African rhythm forming the roots of Calypso and European folk music of all these places. Still though I think we are Calypso Even still happy melody sound Calypso is an African-American Caribbean style that began in Trinidad in the early 20th century and is divided into different categories, such as Soka music (Seoul Calypso) and Improvisation (Calypso with sentimental wounds). The root of this type is the arrival of African slaves that do not allow them to communicate through talking and singing. This saw the colonial rulers change rapidly and formed a community awareness among Africans who brought French, Spanish and British music style to Trinidad. French brought carnival to Trinidad and carnival's carpento competition became increasingly popular, especially after the abolition of slavery in 1834.

The Caribbean Sea is famous not only for the sun, sand and the sea, it is also famous for festivals. These festivals, also known as 'Caribbean Carnival', spread to overseas Chinese people. The Oxford dictionary defines the carnival as "a period of regular public carnival periodically conducted every week, including weekends before being lent by Roman Catholic countries, including the use of parades, music, dance and masquerade" . However, in Italy, the carnival in the Caribbean seemed to take on its own form under the influence of African culture. Toronto's Caribbean Carnival, also known as "Caribana", is the largest cultural festival and largest outdoor festival in North America. It began in 1967 and grew into a four-week celebration in July and August. And it often fascinated over 1 million visitors during the long weekend in August. Carnival symbolic event is a colorful parade that live performances by Caribbean singers and musicians featuring music styles such as Calypso, Sudden Pot, Salsa, Reggae, Zouk and others. At this festival, there will be a host of Caribbean-themed parties, performances, performances of visual and performing arts, and full-scale island cuisine at various venues in Toronto. The Caribbean Sea is famous not only for the sun, sand and the sea, it is also famous for festivals. These festivals, also known as 'Caribbean Carnival', spread to overseas Chinese people. - Beauty of the day of death: If you can not remember all the arts related to this holiday, it is difficult to celebrate the day of death. The largest and most famous black culture event in Canada is the Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival (aka Caribana), a festival of the Caribbean culture to be held in Toronto, Canada, of which at least 1 million people participate each year. The festival combines the diversity of Canadians in Africa and the Caribbean Sea. Black Canadians helped create a number of genres such as Canadian hip hop, Canadian blues, Canadian jazz, R & B, Caribbean music, pop music, classical music, and had a major impact on Canadian music . Some of the earliest musical influences include Robert Nathaniel Debt, Porsha White, Oscar Peterson and Charlie Biddle. Some of Canadian black musicians enjoy a variety of mainstream worldwide appeals such as Dan Hill, Glenn Lewis, Tamia, Deborah Cox, Kardinal Offishall.

Various views in the Caribbean Sea In the Caribbean Sea, there are various explanations about what actually happened, so it is an area that can not be explained through time trials. The various cultures of the Caribbean bring various perspectives. The perfect example is how Cliff, Mintz, and Benitez-Rojo explain their Caribbean version. They discussed the Caribbean problem from slave trade to the current problem. When analyzing their anecdotes and books, they can not only find similarities between them, but they can also find the difference. Colonialism in the Caribbeanism Michelle Cliff, Antonio Benitez - Rojo and Sydney Mintz all discuss the Caribbean in their work, but they all have very different views. Sidney Mintz discusses the Caribbean from his historical point of view in his own work "Caribbean as a social and cultural area". There, the Caribbean is depicted as social unity rather than culture. Unity Antonio Benitez-Rojo tries to explain Caribbean's unique culture through a combination of history The Caribbean people are people born in the Caribbean. They have many similarities, but they also show unique differences. The same can be said about the European nationality. The Caribbean identity is like a cultural and social experience. In the eyes of former colonial masters, they are all members of the "third world". However, regardless of whether you are Creole (eg), French, English, Spanish etc, their confidence should always be expressed. Sometimes you only need a strong hurricane. Explain the identity of the Caribbean Sea Caribbean humor is an integral part of the Caribbean identity. There are several traditions in English, Spanish and French in the Caribbean. These traditions are totally different, sometimes quite different, but there are some common themes related to the common history and geopolitical situation of North America and the Caribbean Sea of ​​the world. Various trends can be seen in the Caribbean comedy. One trend is to portray the "typical" Caribbean family of ongoing radio or television series. Examples include drama, humor, politics, religion, comedy. Another main trend is political and cultural satire. Royal Palm real estate, lone travelers, writers and other TV programs are inspired by the Caribbean society and politics. Another trend is irrational and a musician 's comedian. You can say that the satire is the main feature of the Caribbean humor. And it is obvious in every clue and combines the differences between different types and regional cultures.

Colonialism in the Caribbeanism Michelle Cliff, Antonio Benitez - Rojo and Sydney Mintz all discuss the Caribbean in their work, but they all have very different views. Sidney Mintz discusses the Caribbean from his historical point of view in his own work "Caribbean as a social and cultural area". There, the Caribbean is depicted as social unity rather than culture. Unity Antonio Benitez - Rojo, in his book "Duplicate Island", combines history and personal knowledge to explain the unique culture of the Caribbean. "From the early stages of colonial rule, the social and moral order of the Caribbean seems to be based on the" race "and" color "rankings represented by physical attributes such as skin color, hair texture and facial features Was based on. Explanation of the appearance and their assumed fixed quality are classified according to legal structure and social value etc. from the upper "white" to the lower "black" by various blends and gradations between the same level Form. Basic support Therefore, most of the history of the Caribbean, race and color also have meanings of social status and ranking status, but understanding the vertical continuum means that the Caribbean is the American It separates from strict dual ethnic logic. Colonialism in the Caribbeanism Michelle Cliff, Antonio Benitez - Rojo and Sydney Mintz all discuss the Caribbean in their work, but they all have very different views. Sidney Mintz discusses the Caribbean from his historical point of view in his own work "Caribbean as a social and cultural area". There, the Caribbean is depicted as social unity rather than culture. Unity Antonio Benitez - Rojo tries to explain the unique culture of the Caribbean through a combination of history In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Caribbean European colonialism became increasingly dependent on slavery cultivation and by the end of the eighteenth century many enshrined islands, enslaved Afro-Caribbeans were in Europe I exceeded my husband far. A total of 1,840,000 slaves arrived in other British colonies, mainly the West Indies of the Caribbean. Since the late eighteenth century, the harsh situation, the constant war between imperialists and the rise in human rights goals led the French Santo Domingo colony to the Haitian Revolution. This is led by Toussaint L'Ouverture and Jean Jacques Dessalines. In 1804, Haiti became the second country in the Americas with an absolute black slave population and leadership, established the Republic with winning European independence.

According to three articles in the Caribbean, the Caribbean is made up of many islands living in different languages ​​and believing in various things. As colonization begins, more people believe different languages ​​and different things insist on ownership of specific islands (in many cases the geographical distance is not large). Under the new 'ownership', these islands began to participate in slave trade. All the colonists on the island decided to choose slaves from various parts of West Africa. It depends on where in their Africa the colonies of their other "motherland" are. Colonialism in the Caribbeanism Michelle Cliff, Antonio Benitez - Rojo and Sydney Mintz all discuss the Caribbean in their work, but they all have very different views. Sidney Mintz discusses the Caribbean from his historical point of view in his own work "Caribbean as a social and cultural area". There, the Caribbean is depicted as social unity rather than culture. Unity Antonio Benitez-Rojo tries to explain Caribbean's unique culture through a combination of history Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean is well known and poverty is a constant fight in Latin America and the Caribbean. According to statistics of Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Committee, 167 million people in this region live in poverty (ECLAC). However, an additional 66 million people will live in extreme poverty (ECLAC). The report says that the number of the poor in Latin America and the Caribbean region has declined, but these figures are still large. - As a Caucasian American, I do not quite understand the harsh living environment Native Americans have endured. Last summer I was fishing and camping with my family at a resort in the northwestern Minnesota province. I noticed that this resort is located in the White Earth Indian Settlement. When I drove to the town near the resort, I saw that Native American was very poor. About a year ago, I moved to a certain area of ​​the city. They maintain a genuine presence in the area, at least three funeral directors (Catholic, Caribbean and unspecified) and magnificent seven people are walking. However, like the Turks, the Trinidad People's Republic, and the ribs, it is quickly discovered that the number of deceased people is slowly overtaken by recent immigrants in the area and overwhelmed. Because they were assaulted, silenced and bought by a group of cruel intruders they are now standing firmly on the ladder of the local wealth and are threatening everyone under the bucket of hot Filippo Berio

The importance of slavery to the importance of the Caribbean in the history of the Caribbean can not be overstated. Almost everything that defines the Caribbean today can dates back to the appearance of Africans to sugar plantations centuries ago. Therefore, when studying the history of the Caribbean, it is impossible to ignore the question of slavery as we did in this lesson. We have learned about the suffering and suffering of these people through our many readings about the status of slavery and the handling of the society in which we live. Impact of slavery on Cuba's identity The Caribbean region is a diverse region with a unique history. Progress of each island was consistent with the European countries that dominated it at that time. After Columbus was discovered in 1492, the Caribbean Sea was conquered and colonized. Similar aspects of heterogeneous areas are those plantations. Plantation is an important aspect of the cultural history of the Caribbean. - The international relations between the US and Cuba is almost always nervous. The Cold War is increasingly increasingly negative, and embargo measures reflect this relationship. But now that the Cold War is over, Cuba's missile crisis has ended, and we can not help wondering if embargo measures are really necessary. Does the United States need to release embargo on Cuba? All the evidence shows it, economically, diplomatically or socially. We need to release embargo measures The concept of Caribbean slavery, colonialism, ethnicity is an indelible aspect of the history of the Caribbean. In order to understand the current political, social, economic and cultural climate of the Caribbean, it is necessary to conduct critical research and to understand the influence of slavery in modern Caribbean society. Caribbean Slavery The Caribbean slavery gives Caribbean producers and elites the right to abuse humanity without requiring adequate nutrition and to demand long-term absurd work. The articles of Kiple and Kiple are reviewing the situation of slaughter malnutrition, and the result is terrible. Slaves lack essential nutrients such as calcium, fats and various vitamins. - Historians once wrote that the rise of freedom and equality in America is accompanied by slavery. The truth of this statement is very effective. The rise of the United States involves slavery, colonists have learned that slavery is an effective way to build a nation and create free labor at an early stage. With the increase in freedom and equality in the United States, slavery is obviously accompanying. Caribbean society was born out of oppression. Slavery is a repressive institution and therefore has a devastating effect on humanity. Slavery is not suitable for humanization. Slavery is inhuman. We must accept the fact that slavery has an inhuman effect on the people of the Caribbean. The problem is how we can humanize the Caribbean people. Our problem in the Caribbean is to rebuild the human nature that social psychological orientation is based on the legacy of repressive and inhumane institutions. The concept of pluralist society, plantation society and Creole society emphasizes Caribbean social scientists' concern for social structure. What we need to focus on is not only the structure of the Caribbean society but also the state of the human being in the Caribbean. We need to reconstruct the perspective of human development on how to rebuild in the Caribbean. By doing so, we will be faithful to our background.

The historical slavery of slavery in the Caribbean played an important role in history and the formation of the Caribbean region. Therefore, in order to truly understand Caribbean countries, it is necessary to fully understand slavery itself. Slavery can be defined as belonging to an individual or as a part of property without personal freedom. This is basically the life of many Africans who have lived in the Caribbean for centuries. The owner can fully manage his slave freely. Many people think the Caribbean island is the best place for vacation. However, the historical background of the Caribbean seems somewhat different. There is a long history of colonial rule and slavery in the Caribbean. With the establishment of a new colonization, a new culture and language was introduced. It tends to focus only on the bright side of Columbus' discovery of new land in Europe and colonization, and it tends to forget the destruction and destruction of the local life. Prior to the discovery of Columbus, they were the first Caribbean who was almost destroyed by the brutal invasion of European countries and their culture and language. African culture, its existence derives from the long history of slavery in the new world. African influences the ethnic landscape of Latin America and the Caribbean Sea. It is reflected in music, dance, religion, especially Brazil, Uruguay, Honduras, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Haiti, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Cuba. Part of Asian culture originates primarily from the long history of the courier's trading from the 19th century to the 20th century, most commonly from the Chinese workers in Peru and Venezuela. However, there are immigrants from Japan and Korea, especially Brazil. This has had a big impact on traditions including cooking, literature, art, lifestyle and politics. The influence of Asian influence will affect countries in particular Dominican Republic, Brazil, Cuba, Panama and Peru. After the Spanish-American Revolutionary War of the early 19th century, only the islands of Cuba and Puerto Rico became part of the New World Spain Empire. In the 20th century the Caribbean played an important role again in the tension between postwar colonization waves and Communist Cuba and the United States during World War II. The massacre, slavery, immigration, and competition among the great powers of the world imbalanced the historical influence of the Caribbean Sea against its scale. Evidence of the settlement of the oldest people in the Caribbean dates back to the middle of the 6th century BC and was found at the Orthoiroid ruins in Trinidad. They arrived in Hispaniola and Cuba in the mid 5th century BC and their society is also known as Casillimoide. When Columbus arrives, guanahatabay who is a hunter collector in the western part of Cuba represents their words, more recently it may represent the continuation from eastern Florida or the Yucatan peninsula.

"We are seeing the world through Western values ​​filtering, and our foundation is alienated by the French vision that we have to adopt" (page 13; Carraro). French influence on the Caribbean islands has a negative effect on themselves, people in the Caribbean have ignored the identity as an island. Writing in the French Caribbe is a historical inscription on the wall and the meaning may be embedded in the text, but the psychological style of the text reveals the difference between westernization and inheritance. The main influence on the identity of the Caribbean dates back to the early 17th century when French, British, Spanish arrived. Indigenous peoples played an important role in the development of European colonies in the Caribbean, from exploration support, sugar trading, and power struggle between Europe to the establishment of African Americans. Through their arts and culture, descendents of indigenous peoples and Africa continue to influence the identity of the Caribbean Sea Although the French Caribbean culture is the most obvious example, Spanish influence survived non-English dialects; until the 1980s, however, the influence of Alster's immigration to Barbados was influenced by Irish influence on the Caribbean culture Has been minimized. And emphasized the influence of Britain. The Caribbean Pacific trade also brought huge Chinese influence to Trinidad and other areas. East Indians brought Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Suriname, Jamaica and other Caribbean regions as contract workers of sugarcane, rice, cocoa farms and has many Indian languages ​​and Indian lingua franca Stunned Caribbean humor is an integral part of the Caribbean identity. There are several traditions in English, Spanish and French in the Caribbean. These traditions are totally different, sometimes quite different, but there are some common themes related to the common history and geopolitical situation of North America and the Caribbean Sea of ​​the world. Various trends can be seen in the Caribbean comedy. One trend is to portray the "typical" Caribbean family of ongoing radio or television series. Examples include drama, humor, politics, religion, comedy. Another main trend is political and cultural satire. Royal Palm real estate, lone travelers, writers and other TV programs are inspired by the Caribbean society and politics. Another trend is irrational and a musician 's comedian. You can say that the satire is the main feature of the Caribbean humor. And it is obvious in every clue and combines the differences between different types and regional cultures.

Caribbean Slavery The Caribbean slavery gives Caribbean producers and elites the right to abuse humanity without requiring adequate nutrition and to demand long-term absurd work. The articles of Kiple and Kiple are reviewing the situation of slaughter malnutrition, and the result is terrible. Slaves lack essential nutrients such as calcium, fats and various vitamins. Kiple and Kiple point out that these diets are not bad according to standards of the 18th and 19th centuries, regardless of these facts. The relationship between slavery and blacks in the Caribbean is too narrow. Therefore, it is basically an ethnic distortion of economic phenomena. Slavery is not racist. Conversely, race discrimination is the result of slavery. Non-free workers in the new world are brown, white, black and yellow, Catholics, Protestant and heathen. . . . Well, this is the origin of black slavery. The reason is economy, not race; it must work in the color of workers, but labor is cheap Since slavery has existed for thousands of years, it has lasted, on the one hand, slaves have resisted their slaves, so the duration of slavery in the Caribbean is no exception. Despite being at the bottom of the social structure since the arrival of the Caribbean, enslaved people oppose enslavement. In order to resist this anti-slavery attitude, the control program was developed and executed, but in the end the resistance actions such as Malone and 'daily' resistance were massively threatened and eventually slavery I finished. From the beginning to the end of slavery of movable property, slaves suffer their slaves in the process of fighting for freedom. Caribbean Slavery The Caribbean slavery gives Caribbean producers and elites the right to abuse humanity without requiring adequate nutrition and to demand long-term absurd work. The articles of Kiple and Kiple are reviewing the situation of slaughter malnutrition, and the result is terrible. Slaves lack essential nutrients such as calcium, fats and various vitamins. - Historians once wrote that the rise of freedom and equality in America is accompanied by slavery. The truth of this statement is very effective. The rise of the United States involves slavery, colonists have learned that slavery is an effective way to build a nation and create free labor at an early stage. With the increase in freedom and equality in the United States, slavery is obviously accompanying.

Summary Although the Caribbean Sea may be the perfect place to spend your vacation, it is safe. The Caribbean Sea is known for its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful scenery, but poorer countries in that country become increasingly poorer and becoming increasingly uneasy. This area relies on livelihood to entertain people who want to spend an amazing vacation to escape the reality of harsh life "(Canute, 2002). Because of "poverty, inequality, social exclusion" (Canute, 2002), the Caribbean countries are subjected to massive crimes that affect their economies. There are other important issues such as gang and gang related violence. "Organized crime and related illegal economy is the main factor of violence in Latin America and the Caribbean," explains InSight Crime, an organization that investigated Latin American crimes earlier this year. This will help explain why the vast majority of victims are male (at least 80%) and younger (mainly between 15 and 29 years old) Gun violence is particularly prevalent in the Americas, where access to firearms aimed at fighting violence by firearms is easy, regulation is weak, or law enforcement is weak. In Latin America and the Caribbean, criminal justice systems of corruption, organized crime, and malfunctioning further exacerbate this problem. In wealthy developed countries, the United States is outliers. In the United States, more than 30,000 men, women and children are shot every year, so we emit guns and regulations are relaxed. Every day, gun violence has an unbalanced effect on the color community, and African Americans are 10 times more likely to be victims of shooting than Caucasians. Street crimes are becoming very common in a few Americans and the European community. In most cases, people from Negros, African American, and African Caribbean are participating in on-the-road crime. Since the 1960s, there is increasing evidence that members of minorities in the UK have been actively involved in the legal system. They are particularly vulnerable to becoming criminals, in particular victims of crime or suspects of police. However, the African Caribbean is almost twice as white as human beings. This is due to the disproportionate presence of people in the African Caribbean in downtown areas where such crimes may arise in particular. However, their experience is also characterized by racial motivation. For many serious offenses, they are also victims of White. This type of racial discrimination increases the power of minority people. Minorities as criminals - Black crime is the most common problem in minority media coverage. Van Dick says that blacks, especially African-Americans, have been portrayed as criminals, especially in tabloid reports, and recently as a member of an organizational group that advertises drugs and protects urban territory with violence all right. Minority and Moral Panic - Watson (2008) points out that moral panic is a potential criminal act because of the possibility of blacks by the stereotype of media. Hall's classic study of the moral panic of the 1970s first attracted the attention of sociology. And it was built around folk devils of "black robbery". Regarding rap music, a further moral panic has occurred, for example in 2003, the lyrics of 'Gangsta Rap' were attacked by an increase in cancer crime.

The concept of Caribbean slavery, colonialism, ethnicity is an indelible aspect of the history of the Caribbean. In order to understand the current political, social, economic and cultural climate of the Caribbean, we must critically study and understand the influence of slavery in the modern Caribbean society. The model and complexity of the modern Caribbean society is closely related to the colonial planting system. And it welcomes the arrival of the largest immigrants in history. There is no doubt that Olmec left a permanent heritage on the Caribbean coast of Central America, but since most of heritage is included in "Mother" as Aztec and Maya, keep track of its heritage It is difficult. Cultural discussion (I believe that recent scholarships do not trust Olmec as "native culture" and are developing independently of Mayan and Mexican canyon culture.A scholars and students independence Olmec Please regard it as a cultural substance, the substance, its heritage will continue to become clearer Caribbean has a long history of pastoral paradise that brings consumption, luxury and privilege (Sheller, 2001). Today's tourism industry largely reflects the heritage of past colonial customs. The Caribbean colonization began in 1492 with the first contact with the Europeans. Over the next few centuries the people of Europe caused countless wars for the political and economic control of these islands. After the sugar cane plantation was introduced in the 18th century, the Caribbean islands became the most useful colonies of the major European powers. Indigenous peoples, Araq and Caribbean at the time were engaged in death work and replaced with slaves from West Africa. When slave trade was officially abolished in the mid-nineteenth century, contract workers were imported into India from these plants. After the major trip of Columbus in 1492, 1496, 1498, the Caribbean slavery and the Europeans contacted the Caribbean. Expansion and desire for trade contributed to the colonization of colonies. According to our sources, the Caribbeans fighting most peaceful Tylenol, indigenous peoples proved inappropriate for the slave labor of the new plantation, and they were soon cruelly slaughtered It was. - But citizens will vote to make Kansas state professional or free slavery. "Lecompton Constitution" is aimed at managing free fireworks and calls on people in the southern slavery defense faction. The Constitution caused problems as it was obvious that northern people did not agree. The final constitution was abandoned by free land voters. Kansas became a state only after the southern provinces left the league. IV

Caribbean culture has a special expression in expressing the manhood and feminization of the living society. In this article we will introduce a discussion on dealing with men and women in a male and female environment surrounded by the Caribbean culture and lifestyle. The first concept speaks to the writer Julia Alvarez and can express the feminine aspects of the four girls with a focus on the novel. The second concept, in the Caribbean culture, is shown in the editor "Sui Shui" by author Juno Diaz and his story to prove that this is a difficult task. The term Caribbean culture is a summary of the artistic, musical, literary, culinary, political and social elements that represent the Caribbean people. The Caribbean culture has historically been influenced by the traditions of African and American Indians. It is also strongly influenced by the United States, its language, economic and cultural neighbors. Caribbean culture is a product of its history and geography. The vast majority of the Caribbean lived and developed earlier than European American colonies, so that the theme and symbols of pioneers, farmers and traders played an important role in the early development of the Caribbean culture It was. Since the middle of the 20th century, the Caribbean Cultural Protectionism is a Consciousness by the Caribbean Government to promote the cultural production of the Caribbean and to limit the influence of foreign (mainly American) cultures on domestic viewers We have taken the form of an interventionist attempt. The Caribbean Sea and the United States share common language (most people) with a large border, whether it is a direct attempt to the Caribbean market or the spread of American culture in the field of global media. People in the Caribbean are trying to maintain cultural differences, but they also have to balance the responsibilities in trade agreements such as the General Agreement on Customs and Trade (GATT) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The main feature of Caribbean literature is the juxtaposition of the diversity of colonial culture and folk culture. "The cultural diversity of the Caribbean has become one of the discourse centers of the world in Africa, African-Americans, Europe, and the Pacific (Parker & Starkey 17) Walcott is an example of people's cultural division Based on the utmost care and effort to present part of the Caribbean culture African Center for the Caribbean or European Center will read the "Cross Cultural Field" of the Caribbean Walcott Nevertheless, The traces of Europe "I leave a deep impression on the terrain of the Caribbean, repeating the meaning of self, the problem of identity" (Parker & Starkey 18)

Pansy ENG 401 Champagne Calypso in the Caribbean on December 11, 2013 Dr. Calypso she said she does not like bamboo / but she does not care about my staff / she is a sugary cane juice is really sweet / her Mr. Calpso song "Sweet Cane Juice" of McTeer's short story "Visit" said to reach the head of. According to British encyclopedia, Calypso is sung on southern Caribbean and eastern islands, but it is mainly folk songs of Trinidad and the theme of Calypso's text is usually witty, cynical and political, and It is sociable.The imported place and theme event, condition is one of fantasy, ridicule, and big failure. Calypso is mainly African American music from Trinidad (Caribbean sea spreads to the Caribbean Sea). As with most types of Calypso music, Calypso is rooted in traditional West African music, which was originally used as a means of communication between slaves and as a form of entertainment. Because Trinidad is dominated by Trinidad by African rhythm forming the roots of Calypso and European folk music of all these places. Still though I think we are Calypso Even still happy melody sound Calypso is an African-American Caribbean style that began in Trinidad in the early 20th century and is divided into different categories, such as Soka music (Seoul Calypso) and Improvisation (Calypso with sentimental wounds). The root of this type is the arrival of African slaves that do not allow them to communicate through talking and singing. This saw the colonial rulers change rapidly and formed a community awareness among Africans who brought French, Spanish and British music style to Trinidad. French brought carnival to Trinidad and carnival's carpento competition became increasingly popular, especially after the abolition of slavery in 1834. Trinidad and Tobago: Trinidad Folk Calypso in all areas, religious music style in the Caribbean Sea of ​​Africa, for example Trinidad Shango music. Calypso 's early rise was closely related to Trinidad slave carnival, including Cambrai' s drumming and music pretense. In the 1970 's, a variant of calypso called Solica appeared. This is characterized by focusing on dance and rhythm rather than lyrics. Since then Soca has spread to the Caribbean and abroad. (Wikipedia, 2013)

After the major trip of Columbus in 1492, 1496, 1498, the Caribbean slavery and the Europeans contacted the Caribbean. Expansion and desire for trade contributed to the colonization of colonies. According to our sources, the Caribbeans fighting most peaceful Tylenol, indigenous peoples proved inappropriate for the slave labor of the new plantation, and they were soon cruelly slaughtered It was. Descendants of this community that once was prosperous can only be found in Guyana and Trinidad. Slavery / US and Caribbean: The essay on page 8 examines whether slaves live under "better" conditions in these countries. This article shows that slavery is similar in terms of slavery and discusses the current debate on the socio-economic impact of slavery in two areas (the United States / British colonies). This document argues that the difference between the two systems is that in the United States, released slaves have educational and economic opportunities that are not available in the Caribbean. This paper relies heavily on the experiences of two black journalists to support this argument. Six citations are listed in the reference. Compslav.wps Caribbean Slavery The Caribbean slavery gives Caribbean producers and elites the right to abuse humanity without requiring adequate nutrition and to demand long-term absurd work. The articles of Kiple and Kiple are reviewing the situation of slaughter malnutrition, and the result is terrible. Slaves lack essential nutrients such as calcium, fats and various vitamins. - Historians once wrote that the rise of freedom and equality in America is accompanied by slavery. The truth of this statement is very effective. The rise of the United States involves slavery, colonists have learned that slavery is an effective way to build a nation and create free labor at an early stage. With the increase in freedom and equality in the United States, slavery is obviously accompanying.

Articles on imprisoning culture in the Caribbean society suggest that in a classroom environment it is an interesting task to ask shoppers at suburban shopping centers about slavery in the Caribbean and get answers on videotapes . The first idea for this proposal was to know how to derive meaningful responses that might not be understood or interested by consumer groups in the central state of Connecticut. Module 1 introduces students to the society and culture of the Caribbean and its overseas representatives and the role of geography in shaping the historical evolution of the Caribbean society. We will also explore the cultural identity of the Caribbean people, the evolution of overseas expatriates in the Caribbean, the social and cultural influence of the Caribbean, and how it is affected by society and culture outside the region. There are two societies in the wide Sargasso Sea: Caribbean society and Western society. For example, Western society pays more in civilized people, wealth, status and religious life, but the Caribbean society pays more in hatred, revenge and justice. The author specifies Annet as an example. As a colored person, Annet practiced the same culture of the Caribbean people, but she married a white man, a slave owner, when Annet got married to him, she was very slave It took on important issues. Mr. Coulibri said that the married man was too old for her so that when Cosway died, Annette and her family were discriminated against by the other party. . Five years before she gets married again

Vacation is a way for people to get rid of the tedious activities of everyday life. This is a way to escape from the real world. For some people, the idea of ​​vacation is becoming warm and interesting somewhere, and this place makes people entertain and crazy people in a few days. For many people this place may be an island of the Caribbean. The Caribbean Sea is a miraculous place to attract thousands of people every year because of its history and cultural diversity. The history of the Caribbean Sea reveals the important role that this region has played in the colonial struggle of the major European powers since the 15th century. In 1492, Christopher Columbus landed in the Caribbean Sea and declared the area as Spain. In 1493 the first Spanish settlement was established in the Caribbean. The conquest of the Aztec empire and the Spanish Inca Empire in the early 16th century made Mexico and Peru the ideal place for exploration and settlement in Spain, but the Caribbean region still has important strategic significance. Latina / os are not used to colonial thought and assimilation; their history derives from it. When the Cristobal Colon and the Spanish first landed on the Caribbean Islands in 1492, they told Indigenous residents Indians (Indians) to kidnap the seven local Thai to teach the Spanish I mistakenly called. Then they tried to turn all indigenous peoples into Christian beliefs under the Catholic Church. Columbus and his men have fused Latin American culture and started a long and complicated colonial history that produced many different mixed / mixed identities during the long term in Latin America. In the United States today, many people want Latina to abandon their rich tradition and to integrate into British and American culture. This is most prerequisite for social recognition and American citizenship. Citizens have only the island as a place of birth. The Caribbean Sea is a rich culture, history and spirit that will accept our ancestors. I am proud of my tradition, and the mixture of American Indians, Africans, Asians and Europeans is absolutely wonderful. Country, country, CARICOM. This is Caribbean mood, spirit, island beauty, people's warmth. The Caribbean people are Anglo-Saxon (speak English), not Latin. They do not have the same culture. Therefore, they are Latin Americans and not Caribbean citizens. For example. They speak Spanish but Mexicans are North Americans and Mexicans are from the Caribbean

In Brazil and the Caribbean, there is a racial mixed culture. Since the 1930's, the idea of ​​a mixture of race and culture that defines the identity of this area had general enthusiasm (Samba 1). This region has a very historical background to shape beliefs and customs of celebrations, music, dance. Christopher Columbus brought sugarcane into the "new world" with the second voyage (umbilical cord 99) in 1493. The introduction of this new crop brings significant changes to the Caribbean region. Southern Brazil Along with the arrival of the Europeans, the plants moved to South Brazil. Along with the arrival of the Europeans, the plants moved to Central America and the Caribbean Sea. Central America and the Caribbean. Capsicum is cultivated in Central America and is the ancestor of most peppers commonly seen today: Central America, the most ancestral of peppers most commonly seen today: peppers, green peppers, Halapepa. Second, pepper, green pepper, pepper. The second species, Capsicum frutescens, was first planted in the Amazon Basin, provided Tabasco Pepper, first planted in the Amazon Basin, and offered Tabasco peppers (Andrews, 1992, 82-83). . (Andrews, 1992, 82-83) African and European cultures interact in different ways in the United States. From the 16th century to the 18th century, Caucasians occupied only a small fraction of the population in many parts of Brazil and the Caribbean, their culture and lifestyle were influenced by a majority of enslaved blacks . In North America, enslaved people integrate their music culture into European musical instruments, songs and dances, creating a new expression form that blends into elements of multicultural tradition. Truth: Only 380,000 people or 4 to 6% came to the United States. Most of the slavery Africans go to Brazil and then go to the Caribbean. A large number of enslaved Africans arrived in the American colonies through the Caribbean, where they were "experienced" and directed to slave life. They spent months and years spending recovery from the harsh reality of the Middle Ages. When they are forced to get used to slave labor, many people will be taken to the farms of the American soil. How do you calculate? Most historians began in 1619. Twenty Africans known as "servants" came to a Dutch vessel in Jamestown, Virginia. However, it is worth noting that they are not the first Africans in American lands. Africans first arrived in the United States as expeditions with Spain and Portuguese explorers, not as slaves in the late 16th century. Among these African 'conquistadors', the most famous is Esteban, traveling from the current southeastern part of Florida to Texas.

Although the Caribbean can boast a short history as an independent country, the law protects the rights of women, but women breach the glass ceiling, the highest level including the prime minister's residence You can go up. Men and women are still ubiquitous and deeply rooted in many cultural customs and traditions. Like other women in developing countries, Caribbean women also face choice everyday - cultural traditions often conflict with their human rights. The role of women in the Caribbean sea is mainly to promote strong professional ethics and promote strong social identity. The history and history of Caribbean women differ because of Caribbean women's legacy of ethnic and colonial heritage. Unlike middle class women of the white society of European society speaking with liberal feminists, women in the Caribbean must work. And they often become the main winner of the family. But for all early feminist theory groups, it opened the way to new knowledge about Caribbean women and their reality. This book is the first lineage that collects 3 generations of scholars, thinkers and activists and follows the specific contribution of Caribbean feminist epistemology and women's women in India to knowledge production. Taking into account the central position of India, taking into account the form taken by the idea and practice of the feminist in India - Caribbean, the author is concerned about the relationship between men and women in the Caribbean, race, class, religion We looked at gender negotiations between political affiliation. Addressing the particular situation emerging in the region, emphasizing the problem of pure story consisting of inter-region solidarity and the idea of ​​Indian and Caribbean feminists, this collection is linked to a wider contractual diaspora It is possible to think about the idea of ​​the feminist after the contract I will analyze three sets of feminist theories in this article, which is a view of liberalism, extremism, and black feminist, in order to evaluate Caribbean contributions to women and their reality. One thing we know about Caribbean women is that they are always working. The position of women in the Caribbean has a dual role and they do household chores and do housework and provide services to their families. There is evidence that the tradition of female labor continues even after slavery In the Caribbean, there is a powerful foundation for women entrepreneurs. There is a "masculine" element you see in Latin America and sometimes the Caribbean, but in reality it is a maternal society. Women tend to run their families. In terms of making more women participate in renewable energy, this is a natural extension of what we already have, with core management positions and creativity. In addition to being an online platform and knowledge sharing forum for global women's energy experts, the WIRE network also offers opportunities for specialized capacity development, students who share technical knowledge and support for each other's goals I will link 20 ambassadors. Although these women are already leaders, guidance can encourage to amplify the long-term impact of their work and disseminate insight to other parts of the network. Details about the WIRE network are here.

Between 1640 and 1690, the economic expansion of the Caribbean was achieved by expanding European colonies in the Atlantic Ocean, but Africans maintain sugar industry and slave to produce sugarcane through slave labor He was arrested for trade. "(Grouchier & Walton, 1629: 418-420). The fight against Africa brings gender disparities within African society and the invasion of the Atlantic in Europe is a necessity for economic control and political conflict over Atlantic rule I caused it. Generally, the economic expansion of the Caribbean countries was slightly stronger in 1997 than the previous year. However, the growth rate of the surveyed country is more uneven than in 1996. The areas with the highest achievements are tourism, construction, and distribution. Barbados, Jamaica and East Caribbean Organizations (East Caribbean countries) have reduced production, agricultural performance varies, traditional agricultural exports are affected by the deterioration of terms of trade, the production of the entire sector is bad weather effects I received. Performance of the manufacturing industry varies, Jamaica and the countries of East Caribbean countries have the same performance, but in other countries it grows somewhat, but the Dominican Republic and Trinidad and Tobago are showing strong growth. Tourism in all countries increased slightly except Bahamas, Barbados and Grenada After the major trip of Columbus in 1492, 1496, 1498, the Caribbean slavery and the Europeans contacted the Caribbean. Expansion and desire for trade contributed to the colonization of colonies. According to our sources, the Caribbeans fighting most peaceful Tylenol, indigenous peoples proved inappropriate for the slave labor of the new plantation, and they were soon cruelly slaughtered It was. - But citizens will vote to make Kansas state professional or free slavery. "Lecompton Constitution" is aimed at managing free fireworks and calls on people in the southern slavery defense faction. The Constitution caused problems as it was obvious that northern people did not agree. The final constitution was abandoned by free land voters. Kansas became a state only after the southern provinces left the league. IV In the mid-sixties, landowners in North America's Virginia State wanted to make the same profits as the Caribbean. They attract religious freedom and expanded the British rights in Caribbean and British workers. At the same time, tobacco cultivation played an important role in the Virginia economy. Because the profit is so great, the settlers get land by occupying the land of Native American. They recruited workers from the UK which was a major part of Virginia's labor until the 1680s.

Slavery in the Caribbean The beginning of slavery in the Caribbean dates back to the emergence of pirates in the 16th and 17th centuries. This ultimately led to slave trade and promotion of sugar. It is enslaved in sugarcane plantations, but slaves are treated very poorly. Planters treat their slaves very badly and most people are sick with malnutrition. The slaves were forced to work in "leisure" to satisfy their needs. Without a doubt, a slave received a cruel punishment we can not even comprehend. Caribbean Slavery The Caribbean slavery gives Caribbean producers and elites the right to abuse humanity without requiring adequate nutrition and to demand long-term absurd work. The articles of Kiple and Kiple are reviewing the situation of slaughter malnutrition, and the result is terrible. Slaves lack essential nutrients such as calcium, fats and various vitamins. - Historians once wrote that the rise of freedom and equality in America is accompanied by slavery. The truth of this statement is very effective. The rise of the United States involves slavery, colonists have learned that slavery is an effective way to build a nation and create free labor at an early stage. With the increase in freedom and equality in the United States, slavery is obviously accompanying. The relationship between slavery and blacks in the Caribbean is too narrow. Therefore, it is basically an ethnic distortion of economic phenomena. Slavery is not racist. Conversely, race discrimination is the result of slavery. Non-free workers in the new world are brown, white, black and yellow, Catholics, Protestant and heathen. . . . Well, this is the origin of black slavery. The reason is economy, it is not ethnic, but it has to work with the color of workers, but labor is cheap Since slavery has existed for thousands of years, it has lasted, on the one hand, slaves have resisted their slaves, so the duration of slavery in the Caribbean is no exception. Despite being at the bottom of the social structure since the arrival of the Caribbean, enslaved people oppose enslavement. In order to resist this anti-slavery attitude, the control program was developed and executed, but in the end the resistance actions such as Malone and 'daily' resistance were massively threatened and eventually slavery I finished. From the beginning to the end of slavery of movable property, slaves suffer their slaves in the process of fighting for freedom.

Caribbean slave life Caribbean slavery experience is very important to understanding the contemporary social structure of this area. It is an introduction of about 4 million Africans to the Caribbean that has melted culture and society. Since Africans have a great influence on this area, we must recognize the nature of slavery and how it has changed their lives. Most people believe that this system is inhumane, but slavery social relations will help explain the development of identity in the Caribbean. The relationship between life of John Brown and many slave riots in the Caribbean is clear from the outset. Brown was born in the Haitian Revolution, Haitian slaves resisted the French. The role of the revolution in helping to directly develop Brown's abolishor's view is unknown; however, the revolution had a profound impact on the general perception of slavery in the northern United States. As WEB Dubois pointed out, the slave participated in the American Revolutionary War, "Heidi's confusion and new enthusiasm for human rights brought the wave of release in Vermont ... ... finally hit New England and Pennsylvania It ended in New York and New Jersey. "This feeling changed, born from the late 18th century to the early 19th century, and in his growth he definitely fulfilled the role of Brown's abolishment view. The slavery uprising in America is not as frequent as the Caribbean and South America. One of the largest slave riots in the United States was New Orleans in 1811; it consisted of 400-500 armed slaves from farm to plantation. Another major rebellion in the summer of 1831 is the rebellion of Nat Turner in Southampton, Virginia, and this rebellion panicked many southern people. The rebellion is a constant fear against slave owners, but they are rare During slavery, both locals and blacks lived not only in the United States but also on the farms of the Caribbean islands. When a slave ran away from the farm, they often went to the tribal community to find refugees. These slaves are often married and adopted by tribes. East Coast Tuscarora, Msvoke, Narragansett, Cherokee and many other tribal tribes enslaved their community. Many of the passage through the subway road is actually done through the land of the provincial area. Harriet Tubman, a great slave liberator, has a relationship with the Mohawk and Iroquois and leads slaves through New York's Iroquois on their way to Canada. At the time, they were mixed with blacks and helped the escape of slaves, but the greatest alliance formed the Seminoles.

The end of slavery in the Caribbean finished the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804), the first successful slave uprising in the Caribbean, one of the most important events in the history of the Americas. In addition to the obvious human rights interests of the Haitian Revolution, the country has also experienced some serious recession. From 1783 to 1789, Santo Domingo was the most important sugar producing country in the region, but the economy was completely destroyed by the end of the war, and to this day Haiti once was unable to regain an important economy in the Caribbean did. Status Paradoxically, the abolition of slavery in the Caribbean Sea in Britain and France, and the abolition of slavery in most of the southern part of Spain, the number of slaves and slaves is increasing, not decreasing. Between 1815 and 1860, the American slave population tripled, plantation production tripled. American historian Dale Tomich called this a "second slavery system." Indeed, the historian research network of the US, Brazil and Cuba is studying the modernization of slavery that followed the early and middle period. - By the 19th century 1860, there were 6 million slaves in the Americas, and they produced more than two-thirds of total hemispheric exports. There are at least 40,000 in the United States, 10,000 in Brazil and more than 2,000 in Cuba. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Caribbean European colonialism became increasingly dependent on slavery cultivation and by the end of the eighteenth century many enshrined islands, enslaved Afro-Caribbeans were in Europe I exceeded my husband far. A total of 1,840,000 slaves arrived in other British colonies, mainly the West Indies of the Caribbean. Since the late eighteenth century, the harsh situation, the constant war between imperialists and the rise in human rights goals led the French Santo Domingo colony to the Haitian Revolution. In 1804, Haiti became the second country in the Americas with an absolute black slave population and leadership, established the Republic with winning European independence.

Some of the livelihood targets of the East Caribbean Organization (East Caribbean Organization) are to promote beneficial cohesion among Member States, to promote economic growth and development, and to political integration between the economy and Member States It is to promote. Nonetheless, a careful review of the Member States of the Eastern Caribbean National Organization, as a collective group, despite our rich cultural heritage and abundant natural resources, We have erroneously indicated that we have not done enough to promote. Therefore, sustainable use The Caribbean Sea has long been a shout of 'inadequate diversity'. For a long time the Caribbean has said that the tourism industry is not enough. I am seeking economic diversification by listening to these demands by a few young men and women; seeking non-traditional employment methods for unemployed and struggling associates. I also know that they did not succeed, mainly because there is no money aid. Many opinions on "What does Caribbean mean?" In my opinion, regardless of whether you were born there, it is an honor to be a Caribbean citizen. We have gone a long way in this area. It depicts country, country, and fate in the most extreme and moving way. So, we are in the Caribbean, we are the West Indies. The Caribbean Sea is a characteristic that people have when they leave the Caribbean, as long as their presence, inner feelings, and they are long enough to develop their identity. But everyone is different, depending on which island you came from, your social / ethnic background and so on. Generally, we all have a similar feeling. You and your family were born in a country surrounded by the Caribbean, the "Caribbean identity". We are all Caribbean people, we are the citizens of the country we were born. I was born as a Dominican, but I am a Caribbean who lives and works in the UK. My children are British because they think they were Caribbean, born in the UK. The Caribbean is a member of the cricket team in the West Indies. Even if your island does not represent the team, you shake the flag to represent all of us. The Caribbean is the University of the West Indies University (UWI) - the best integration experiment, we have learned each other's slang and dialect, married our neighbors and we are "confused" more than ever. Know the way to work hard, know the way to relax, open a very pretty party, listen to Mighty Sparrow not too beautiful I am a black person, but with your eyes I am a Caribbean in Africa. Unfortunately, in my opinion, there is no such word. The Caribbean is the West Indies and Africa is Africa. Due to differences in culture, characteristics and traits, not all Africans prefer to connect with Black / Caribbean people. (Practitioner: Background 2) The physical environment, employees and business materials reflect a positive attitude towards cultural development and an understanding of the principles of diversity. (Setting 21) Parents - Discuss the family values ​​(setting 24) - Children come from different backgrounds, they celebrate various festivals all year round, they enjoy various foods, they Sometimes speak different languages ​​different dresses. In order to be able to learn from each other, share food and enjoy the party, I think it is important to recognize these differences and evaluate them! Like the Frenchman said - "different differences" (file setting 19)

Caribbean culture and its formation One of the biggest debates in the Caribbean today is the social and cultural status of people. Three authors of Sidney Mintz, Antonio Benitz-Rojo, Michelle Cliff comment on this issue in their research. They discuss whether there is a lack of identity, solidarity, and culture in the lives of people in the Caribbean. They studied the culture created by slavery, colonialism, and cultural integration from Africa to India. The term Caribbean culture is a summary of the artistic, musical, literary, culinary, political and social elements that represent the Caribbean people. The Caribbean culture has historically been influenced by the traditions of African and American Indians. It is also strongly influenced by the United States, its language, economic and cultural neighbors. Caribbean culture is a product of its history and geography. The vast majority of the Caribbean lived and developed earlier than European American colonies, so that the theme and symbols of pioneers, farmers and traders played an important role in the early development of the Caribbean culture It was. Since the middle of the 20th century, the Caribbean Cultural Protectionism is a Consciousness by the Caribbean Government to promote the cultural production of the Caribbean and to limit the influence of foreign (mainly American) cultures on domestic viewers We have taken the form of an interventionist attempt. The Caribbean Sea and the United States share common language (most people) with a large border, whether it is a direct attempt to the Caribbean market or the spread of American culture in the field of global media. People in the Caribbean are trying to maintain cultural differences, but they also have to balance the responsibilities in trade agreements such as the General Agreement on Customs and Trade (GATT) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

"Paranoia" may be too strong, but your concern is valid. Even after confirming that jelly from the tour operator is unlikely to be a problem, snorkel with Bonel's thimble jelly and experience the same constant acupuncture effect described by AzJenn. This is not fun. Even the guide wearing the full diving suit was bitten by face, neck and hand, we discovered that jelly was trapped in our masks and bathing suits and even stabbing! I know the jelly exclusion agent you are referring - I only bought some after my experience with Bonaire! Repellents are not advertised to fight against all jellies. I have not experienced jelly so I do not know if it will work or not. "Sea otter" is actually jelly jelly larva, they cause stinging itching. Interesting article: http: //abcnews.go.com/Technology/story? Id = 98540 Yes, mostly in Australia alone, there is a fatal jelly. HTTP: //animals.nationalgeographic.co...box-jellyfish/ We snorkeled and swam in Key West, Nassau, Half Moon Island, Dominican Republic, Saint John, Aruba, Belize, Cozumel, Honduras, but we met only one on Bonaire. Jelly problem On the other hand, when he was swimming the Atlantic Ocean in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, my son seemed to be bitten by some kind of jelly! Another common illness is jellyfish. Do not confuse itching with jellyfish larvae, stinging rash. These are floating marine parasites eating a variety of fish. There are many species, but the common "salmon carp" or lepeophtheirus squid is a big problem in the wild and cultured salmon population. About 1 centimeter of sea otter eats their mucus, blood and skin and adheres to the outside of the fish. (16) In 2007, there were 20 active fish farms in this area, each between 500,000 and 1.5 million. When a wild squid swims to the sea along this river through this open cyber farm, sea otters infect farmed squid adhering to them. Studies conducted during that year discovered that the number of wild pink salmon has declined by 80% since 1970 due to sea otrance invasion. Research concluded at this rate that local wild salmon will die in 4 generations or 2015. Sea otters from aquacultured fish may infect natural salmon populations. The sea ot problem is complicated, but in the regulations of the United States and British Columbia state, if the number of sea otters per fish exceeds 3,, it is necessary to monitor the sea otters who keep breeding the carp and inform the authorities . Today, most of the squids that we can eat are cultivated. In early studies, high concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyl and other contaminants contained in aquaculture salmon have been reported. It is higher concentration than certain wild salmon species such as pink salmon. Subsequent studies have not confirmed this, and the consensus between scientists and regulators is that aquacultured salmon and wild salmon are safe foods. Pests such as sea otters (small crustaceans that catch fish) are distributed to breed in fish farms and plague wild fish to plague diseases. Sea otters are particularly harmful to squid, sometimes bringing head meat to bones. The fish farm of Eve lake on the west coast of Scotland has been condemned to destroy the population of Scotland's wild salmon. Viral, fungal and bacterial diseases occurring in fish farms are spreading to local fishing resources. Individual fish, which are usually non-native species, escape from fish farms and compete with local fish for food and habitat resources

The purpose of the Social Development Division includes assistance in evaluating and analyzing the social situation of the population of Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on a group of specific countries in this region including children. We also analyze the public policy aiming at improving the standard of living for those under the age of 18 and propose remedies to correct existing defects in the realization of the rights of children and young people. Children living in poverty are deprived of the material, mental and emotional resources necessary to survive, grow and prosper, so that they enjoy the right as a member of a completely equal society I can not participate. Therefore, it is impossible to analyze child's poverty by household income alone, but it is necessary to tackle it from a multifaceted viewpoint based on rights. The work of the Social Development Division in this field focuses on gathering up-to-date information on child poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean, and it helps to reflect how to measure and analyze its impact on policy planning objectives I will. Social protection of children and adolescents maintains the exercise of rights and contributes directly to responding to specific threats to these rights in terms of life cycle. Children may be exposed to various types of risks arising from weak health policy, inadequate resources, or other obstacles to accessing social services essential to their rights, such as health care, appropriate nutrition, or education I am faced. Possible means to provide social protection to this group include programs to ensure access to basic services including cash transfers and subsidies, and to reduce their vulnerability and to reduce child poverty And broader measures to eliminate it. The Social Development Division strictly observes the social protection policy for children and young people in Latin America and the Caribbean region, analyzes progress and disparity in this field, and shows how each country can strengthen the citizenship of childhood It helps to identify. Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean is well known and poverty is a constant fight in Latin America and the Caribbean. According to the Latin America-Caribbean Economic Committee, 167 million people in this region live in poverty (ECLAC). However, an additional 66 million people will live in extreme poverty (ECLAC). The report says that the number of the poor in Latin America and the Caribbean region has declined, but these figures are still large. - As a Caucasian American, I do not quite understand the harsh living environment Native Americans have endured. Last summer I was fishing and camping with my family at a resort in the northwestern Minnesota state. I noticed that this resort is located in the White Earth Indian Settlement. When I drove to the town near the resort, I saw that the Native American was very poor. Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Committee (ECLAC): Today there are 33 to 40 indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean, each of which is divided into about 400 ethnic groups. The economic system adapts to the ecosystem. Africa - Latin and Africa - The population of the Caribbean region is about 150 million, accounting for about 30% of the total population of the region. After three years of exclusion and control, indigenous peoples and Africans today show the weakest economic and social indicators and rarely have the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process. In addition, racial discrimination and racial discrimination form the basis of foreign phobia in countries in this region and are transferred from the poorer countries to other foreigners.

18th century settlers in the Caribbean slave revolution made plantations that produce tobacco, cotton, indigo, and more importantly sugar. Because these farms require forced labor, slaves are brought from Africa to the new world. "The Caribbean is an important plantation in Europe and an important source of sugar and the economy is growing rapidly.There are many colonies in France, including the most owned Santomingue (Haiti) There is life in Santominghine plantation very cruel, most of the ointment surviving the new world trip died within a few years. The Vesuvius is about to erupt. The revolutionary crisis and the division between colonial rulemakers opened up space for the slave revolution. Everywhere in the French colonies, the slaves rose. Without such a massive riot, France will never repeal slavery. James writes that "ignoring and organizing the various brands of politicians and persuasants and finally fighting for freedom" (84). At Santo Domingo, the commander who is a slave supervisor who received higher education exercises organization and leadership through a secret gathering. Usually it is a ritual of Vodou. During the revolutionary war from 1791 to 1803, white producers took Santo Domingo to the Caribbean Sea and other North American islands (mainly Louisiana and South Carolina), carry their slaves and spread the event It was. A horror story is a slave riot. Their vivid stories warned slave owners that they can not allow concessions to slave owners as well as disbelief news and warned that their slaves will resist them if given the opportunity. The South American independence movement dates back to the slave riot of the African continent and the northernmost tip of the Caribbean. In 1791, a massive slave riot caused a general riot against farm system and French colonial rule. Following these incidents, the violent riots led by José Leonardo Chirino and José Caridad González appeared in Venezuela in 1795 and are said to have been inspired by the Haitian Revolution. When Mexico achieved independence through the Cordoba Treaty in 1821, Governor General Guatemala, who ruled Central America, was also politically independent and did not need a violent struggle. Guatemala announced its independence on September 15, 1821, it may prevent Mexico 's three - pack army "liberating" Guatemala and going beyond the new local autonomy.

At the end of the Napoleonic War, the Haitian Revolution, the Latin American Revolution, the American Communiqué in 1823 estimated that the pirates living in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico set off nearly 3,000 attacks on merchant ships. Piracy in this area causes not only economic loss but also murder and torture. It consisted of the resurrection of the pirates of the 1920s, and there is no one who has seen it since the last century of Black Ravens and the Bartholomew Roberts era. The pirate era of the Caribbean began in the 16th century and was abolished in the 1930s when Western European and North American navies and Caribbean colonies started fighting piracy. The most successful period of pirates was from the 1660s until the 1730s. Caribbean pirates prospered by the presence of pirate ports such as Royal Port in Jamaica, Tortuga in Haiti, Nassau in Bahamas. Caribbean piracy is part of the historic big phenomenon of piracy as it exists near the main trade routes and exploration routes of the five seas. Colonial country's attitude towards piracy has also changed as piracy increasingly hinders favorable slave trade from the Caribbean Sea. Although the military presence in the Caribbean has been rising for some time now, the British Navy is now concerned about increasing slavery problems, the number of ships overseeing slavery has increased from two in 1670 to 1700 Has increased to 24 vessels. . Despite the increase in military power, pirates experienced a short recovery between the end of the 1713 Spanish throne war and around 1720. . In terms of wages and working conditions. This resurrected Caribbean trade provides a rich new choice for pirate waves. The last large revival of piracy has changed the attitude of colonial power against piracy Governor of the Bahamas, people like Woodes Rogers are the biggest responsible persons fighting copyright infringement. Both he and his followers ordered the entire Caribbean, as well as ordering the Bahamas. Many pirates were suspended, many of them retired and few tried to find their luck in the Atlantic. But there is one sure thing. The golden age of copyright infringement is at its end. About 1730 military presence and international anti-piracy law increased, almost all pirates were expelled, and finally the golden age of pirates ended.

Many people around the world believe that slavery is taking place only in North America, Africans are the only people facing punishment. This widely prevalent stereotype is actually fake. From 1450 to 1750, the Caribbean and West Africa were strongly influenced by slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean. Wrong and immoral, slavery has similarities and differences in slavery in either place. The Caribbean is one of the worst slave trade activities in the world. The ship in Europe is sailing from Africa to the Caribbean Sea. The company turned into slavery and was established in the Dutch colony of the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, South Africa. After shipping more than 20 years of the first shipment, the West India Company in the Netherlands dominated the import of slaves from the coasts of the West and Central Africa. Most of the slaves were sent to the Dutch colony plantation in the Caribbean Sea, but some of the slaves were imported directly to New Holland from Angola company's station. They were used for logging of forests, laying of roads, and other heavy labor to the colonies and provision of public services. Slavery in the United States is particularly prominent in the ability of slave groups to increase that number by natural breeding. In the Caribbean, the Netherlands, Guyana and Brazil, the birthrate is low due to the very high slave mortality rate, not imported from Africa and slaves can not maintain their population. In the early nineteenth century, the average number of children born as slaves in the south was 9.2 times that of the West Indies. In the West Indies, slaves account for 80% to 90% of the population, but in the south only about one third of the population is enslaved. The planted area is also very different. In the Caribbean, slaves are housed in larger units, and in many farms there are more than 150 slaves. In contrast, in the south of the United States, only one slave owner has 1000 slaves, but only 125 slaves have more than 250 slaves. Half of the US slaves work in units of less than 20 slaves and three quarters are less than 50 slaves.

Various perspectives of the Caribbean Sea The history of the Caribbean Sea is a very complex problem in a sense. There is no easy way to explain the events that created today's Caribbean. From another point of view, you can see that the complex situation of the Caribbean Sea is formed. Various views on the Caribbean region are often inconsistent in many ways and in several respects. Therefore, leaving people to the Caribbean sea is very confusing and confusing. Colonialism in the Caribbeanism Michelle Cliff, Antonio Benitez - Rojo and Sydney Mintz all discuss the Caribbean in their work, but they all look quite different. Sidney Mintz discusses the Caribbean from his historical point of view in his own work "Caribbean as a social and cultural area". There, the Caribbean is depicted as social unity rather than culture. Unity Antonio Benitez - Rojo tries to explain the unique culture of the Caribbean through a combination of history The Caribbean people are people born in the Caribbean. They have many similarities, but they also show unique differences. The same can be said about the European nationality. The Caribbean identity is like a cultural and social experience. In the eyes of former colonial masters, they are all members of the "third world". However, regardless of whether you are Creole (eg), French, English, Spanish etc, their confidence should always be expressed. Sometimes you only need a strong hurricane. Explain the identity of the Caribbean Sea Caribbean humor is an integral part of the Caribbean identity. There are several traditions in English, Spanish and French in the Caribbean. These traditions are totally different, sometimes quite different, but there are some common themes related to the common history and geopolitical situation of North America and the Caribbean Sea of ​​the world. Various trends can be seen in the Caribbean comedy. One trend is to portray the "typical" Caribbean family of ongoing radio or television series. Examples include drama, humor, politics, religion, comedy. Another major trend is political and cultural satire. Television programs such as Royal Palm Real Estate, lone travelers and writers are inspired by the Caribbean society and politics. Another trend is irrational and a musician 's comedian. You can say that the satire is the main feature of the Caribbean humor. And it is obvious in every clue and combines the differences between different types and regional cultures.

Experience with Caribbean Union College - Personal story leaving home to study at Caribbean Union College gave me some positive and negative experiences I would never forget. I arrived at the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago on September 6, 2001. From there I passed Piaco International Airport and headed to the Maracas Valley in Saint Louis. When arriving in Joseph, students from all over the world will show respect for me. Ever since, I have some experience. First, after I entered Caribbean Union College, I became more responsible person. I am watching me now: I am a sophomore at Bates University. I gained the promotional skills AF has given me through members such as the Caribbean Student Association and the Black Student Union Association. Whenever I think that they are fighting both academically and socially, I will help the first grader in the university. I will still help those students going to AF Amistad High School through the university application process. As you can see, I am not just a student to attend school. Because I want to learn and grow. This is a good day for Mushamaguntic Normal School. I mean Union College. We have never experienced so many excellent young women and men who are entering the fields of mining, white molds and colonies. Your future may not be bright, but we hope it will be at least profitable. Please give me advice. If you like, my "pear of wisdom". Because we all know that I can spend money, I hope this will be one of the small books sold at the bookstore's counter between a small version of chocolate and the road. I believe that the most valuable feature of credit cooperative social membership is degree of individualization of experience. Credit unions are usually small and regional. This allows members to build personal accounts that grow and change as they grow. In addition, it is easy to have a voice to become a social worker of the credit cooperative. Since these are usually small organizations, members of the organization can easily access and understand the organization's directors and leaders. Therefore, the opinions of the members are easier to hear. If you have questions or topics that members think you need to discuss, you can submit them directly to the directors. Members truly express their opinions in the community, making them feel very personal and intimate. "My family has been working in our credit union for many years and we have only positive experiences.When my sister bought her first car, she financed through our credit union I applied for.

Blackbeard, Anne Bonny, and William Kidd have something in common. You can find them with elusive professional piracy. It may seem like a good movie episode, but pirates are still a threat today. One researcher said that copyright infringement was "romanticized in the Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean movie" (Lunsford, "What is the cause of copyright infringement?"). This research report explains the history of illegal copying and the technical differences between past and present pirates. It also explains the cause and effect of illegal copying and how to manage it. The pirate era of the Caribbean began in the 16th century and was abolished in the 1930s when Western European and North American navies and Caribbean colonies started fighting piracy. The most successful period of pirates was from the 1660s until the 1730s. Caribbean pirates prospered by the presence of pirate ports such as Royal Port in Jamaica, Tortuga in Haiti, Nassau in Bahamas. Caribbean piracy is part of the historic big phenomenon of piracy as it exists near the main trade routes and exploration routes of the five seas. HIST 0150F As long as the Pirates ship is sailing, pirates will prey on them. In this course, from ancient times, we will now investigate pirates from the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. I will explore the question "How does piracy evolve over time?" What are the differences between where people become pirates, their reasons and methods, and (if any) from other crew members? How is illegal copy related to other historical processes, especially to imperialism and national architecture? What explains the recovery of piracy in the 21st century? Why are pirates becoming legendary, how accurate are they in books and movies? Spr HIST 0150 F S 01 2560 7 MWF 11: 00 to 11: 50 (04) (R. Cope) Piracy is as old as the first ship. When I heard the word "pirate", we mainly focused on the pirates roaming in the Caribbean from the 17th century to the early 18th century, the golden age of pirates, Captain Jack Sparrow and Robert Luis Stevenson I thought. Character influenced by John Silver for many years. However, the history of copyright infringement began long ago and has not ended. Throughout history, there are few coasts plagued by pirates. The relationship between piracy and globalization can be traced back to ancient times. Globalization is usually defined not only economically but also culturally, by technology development, international interactions, and interdependence by trade and exchange. Due to division of workforce and specialization, trade network is expanding

Introduction: In 1968, the Royal Caribbean cruise line was founded on board the ship. In the next 25 years, the RCCL has expanded its fleet to 29 vessels, and two more are under construction. As one of the three major cruise companies, RCCL occupies the position in the cruise industry. In the past five to seven years, RCCL encountered several problems in the external environment. These and other factors make the RCCL uncertain for future organizations. The time in this case is 2004. Current mission, goal and strategy: RCCL provides 3-17 days cruise vacation to more than 160 destinations. Please visit the world's top cruises including Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norway Cruises. With Expedia, you can guarantee cheap cruise discounts and offer discounts on these major cruises and boats. By booking a cruise with Expedia, you can confirm that the cruise is from a first-rate cruise ship and offers the cheapest cruise price. There are many options for finding a cruise offer at Expedia. Regardless of whether you plan to sail out with your family in advance and whether you are going to be a newly married couple on many honeymoon cruises or hurried to find the last minute cruise, You will find the best deals and discounts. Here - is guaranteed! Six major cruise companies are operating flights from Seattle. There are affordable carnival cruises, Norwegian cruises, Princess cruise, and all the baseballs of the Royal Caribbean. Premium cruise ships Celebrity Cruises and Holland America Line are the best choices for discerning travelers. The American cruise line is an alternative to a small boat Carnival cruise line is the largest cruise company. The second largest cruise ship is the Royal Caribbean, and the third largest cruise ship is the princess. Carnival competes with its competitors by ownership of the other six cruise ships. There are 46 cruise ships in the cruise industry. They are categorized as follows: 14 - carnival, 9 - Netherlands USA, 4 - stable, 3 - aviation travel agent, carnival has several competing ways. Carnival is the world's largest cruise company, of which about 30,000 people are on vacation with 14 vessels. There are two kinds of ships, from passenger ships 2,000 to over 1,000 passenger ships. Customers choose the one best suited for themselves. Among the 14 ships, they collided with the most popular harbors in the East Caribbean Sea, West Caribbean Sea, Bahamas, Baja Mexico / California and Alaska. Even a boat is completely smoke - free for all non - smokers.

Mission: Personnel dispatchers are expected to implement strategic talent management. The extent to which this expectation was achieved in the Caribbean. Human resource practitioners are expected to implement strategic human resource management. To what extent did the expectations of Caribbean companies and organizations have been achieved? What is strategic personnel management? Strategic Human Resource Management is a complex process that is constantly evolving, studied and discussed by academics and critics. Strategic human resources management includes strategic management of human resources / capital within the organization. Human resources are becoming increasingly important to the success of an organization, compared to technical human resources management related to the rise of strategic human resource management as a global research area. Walker (1992) argues that strategic human resource management is "a means of combining business strategy and organization's human resource management" (Walker, 1992 p. 78). Strategic talent management ensures that resource management within the organization is fully integrated with the organization's strategic plan and that personnel management policies are in line with grade and policy. Strategic human resource management is primarily accompanied by integration and adaptation. (1) that personnel (HR) management is fully integrated with the company's strategic and strategic needs, (2) that human resources policy is consistent across policy areas and levels, managers and staff conduct daily operations We will coordinate, accept and use as part of. In the case of Wright & McMahan (1992), SHRM refers to a model of planned human resource deployment and activities designed to enable an organization to achieve its goals (P.298) Mission: Personnel dispatchers are expected to implement strategic talent management. The extent to which this expectation was achieved in the Caribbean. Human resource practitioners are expected to implement strategic human resource management. To what extent did the expectations of Caribbean companies and organizations have been achieved? What is strategic personnel management? Strategic Human Resource Management is a complex process that is constantly evolving, studied and discussed by academics and critics.

Caribbean identity and history The Caribbean Sea is a diverse region representing a combination of colonialism, slavery, and many cultures. Caribbean islands are constantly changing since the arrival of Europeans. Due to the loss of indigenous peoples and the introduction of planting system, the islands were permanently reexamined. The plantation system has established a society consisting of a lower rank of the big captive and a strong, rich upper class. David Lambert is a professor in the Caribbean Sea of ​​Warwick University and former director of Yeu Persaud Caribbean Research Center. Mike James Quinn and Geography Struggle in Africa (2013) Atlantic Slave: He is an abolition of the era (2005) and master Niger White Creole culture, politics and author's identity. Part of the African 'weapons' project funded by AHRC is "Slavery of Soldiers: Image of the British and Empire West Indies Army, 1795-1914". Caribbean humor is an integral part of the Caribbean identity. There are several traditions in English, Spanish and French in the Caribbean. These traditions are totally different, sometimes quite different, but there are some common themes related to the common history and geopolitical situation of North America and the Caribbean Sea of ​​the world. Various trends can be seen in the Caribbean comedy. One trend is to portray the "typical" Caribbean family of ongoing radio or television series. Examples include drama, humor, politics, religion, comedy. Another major trend is political and cultural satire. Television programs such as Royal Palm Real Estate, lone travelers and writers are inspired by the Caribbean society and politics. Another trend is irrational and a musician 's comedian. You can say that the satire is the main feature of the Caribbean humor. And it is obvious in every clue and combines the differences between different types and regional cultures.

Caribbean people evade slavery experience and have lots of luggage along the way. One of the burdens is barriers to education. The history of adult education dates back to the 18th century colonial era. The slave experienced the first attempt to adult education through apprenticeship system. Through this system, a slave will be a person teaching art, a practitioner of industry including reading and writing. (Adult educational history, date). The British educational system was founded in Individual Caribbean Countries to serve the British colonial interests and is very narrow in this respect but it is a solid foundation of basic education, 3 Nobel's production regions In the awards - economists and literature two people have been enough for 5 million people. You should be aware that the basic education system, educational system and limited construction and industrialization and infrastructure do not match, which allowed you to create work and professional opportunities for advanced educated people. As a result, over 60% of the region's higher education institutions must immigrate to developed countries such as the UK, Canada and the United States. The Caribbean Testing Council (CXC) has made significant contributions to creating space for the people of the Caribbean because it has established regional cooperation in the field of education, achieving outstanding achievements in its cultural context, To ensure the competitiveness of global talent. The CAPE Diploma is designed to clear the disparity between secondary and higher education, to improve the education of young people and to clarify ways to improve education to expand future careers. The purpose of CAPE is as follows. • Develop infants' care and education. • Increase 2005 • 50% to achieve gender equality by 2015 to promote youth and adult learning and life skills to provide free elementary compulsory education for all and adult literacy • To achieve gender equality. • Improve the quality of education. It is clear that the attention of each goal of the annual monitoring report (see eg UNESCO, 2005) contributes to this movement and achieves school education greatly. The eight Millennium Development Goals formulated in 2000 cover various issues such as health, nutrition and the environment, but the second goal is to achieve universal primary education. • Expand infant care and education. • Provide free compulsory education for all. • Promote learning and living skills for young people and adults. • Increase adult literacy rate by 50%, in particular. • Achieve gender equality by 2005 and achieve gender equality by 2015. • Improve the quality of education. These goals are based on the recognition and respect of the right to high quality education. The full realization of educational rights is more than just access. The national human rights approach to education provides quality of education and environmental education, which is a comprehensive approach, including access to education (based on human rights values ​​and principles). This document provides a framework for implementing and ensuring this approach.

General history of the Caribbean When people conduct historical research, it can be said that the success of any career is based on the understanding of the subject matter to be studied. Understanding the specific people and local culture, the region and climate where they live, the attitudes of people, and their current political competition is to pour energy into this theme. It is this deep familiarity that makes vivid events of events and themes of history. There is probably not such an initial requirement that is needed over the historical research of the Caribbean. Ancient history of Caribbean Higman, B. W. General history of the Caribbean Islands from the beginning of people 's residence to the present. It includes early human movements, European colonization, slavery and development of slave trade, plantation economy, Haitian revolution, independence movement, Cuban revolution and representatives of the Caribbean people. 372 pgs. • 2010 1/1414374 FIDEL AND CHE: Revolutionary Friendship Simon's unique double statue, Reid-Henry, injected new highlights into the two most dramatic twentieth-century figures. Reed Henry used information sources from Cuba, Latin America, America, Europe and Russia, and materials not available to previous biographers, a persuasive portrait of the revolutionary era, and two Of celebrities and activists. Character 448 pgs. •2009 Many people think the Caribbean island is the best place for vacation. However, the historical background of the Caribbean seems somewhat different. There is a long history of colonial rule and slavery in the Caribbean. With the establishment of a new colonization, a new culture and language was introduced. It tends to focus only on the bright side of Columbus' discovery of new land in Europe and colonization, and it tends to forget the destruction and destruction of the local life. Prior to the discovery of Columbus, they were the first Caribbean who was almost destroyed by the brutal invasion of European countries and their culture and language. Caribbean culture is a product of its history and geography. The vast majority of the Caribbean lived and developed earlier than European American colonies, so that the theme and symbols of pioneers, farmers and traders played an important role in the early development of the Caribbean culture It was. Britain conquered the Caribbean Sea in 1759, need to compromise a large number of French speaking people under British rule and compromise. Influence

Some of the living goals of the East Caribbean Organization (OEC) are to promote beneficial relationships among Member States, promote economic growth and development, and promote economic development. Political integration among member countries greatly expanded the scope of the impact in the region. Nonetheless, a careful review of the Member States of the Eastern Caribbean National Organization, as a collective group, despite our rich cultural heritage and abundant natural resources, We have erroneously indicated that we have not done enough to promote. Therefore, sustainable use The Caribbean Sea has long been a shout of 'inadequate diversity'. For a long time the Caribbean has said that the tourism industry is not enough. I am seeking economic diversification by listening to these demands by a few young men and women; seeking non-traditional employment methods for unemployed and struggling associates. I also know that they did not succeed, mainly because there is no money aid. Many opinions on "What does Caribbean mean?" In my opinion, regardless of whether you were born there, it is an honor to be a Caribbean citizen. We have gone a long way in this area. It depicts country, country, and fate in the most extreme and moving way. So, we are in the Caribbean, we are the West Indies. The Caribbean Sea is a characteristic that people have when they leave the Caribbean, as long as their presence, inner feelings, and they are long enough to develop their identity. But everyone is different, depending on which island you came from, your social / ethnic background and so on. Generally, we all have a similar feeling. You and your family were born in a country surrounded by the Caribbean, the "Caribbean identity". We are all Caribbean people, we are the citizens of the country we were born. I was born as a Dominican, but I am a Caribbean who lives and works in the UK. My children are British because they think they were Caribbean, born in the UK. The Caribbean is a member of the cricket team in the West Indies. Even if your island does not represent the team, you shake the flag to represent all of us. The Caribbean is the University of the West Indies University (UWI) - the best integration experiment, we have learned each other's slang and dialect, married our neighbors and we are "confused" more than ever. Know the way to work hard, know the way to relax, open a very pretty party, listen to Mighty Sparrow not too beautiful

Slavery, colonialism, and new colonialism have given immense damage to billions of people around the world. Slave trade involves cruel emigration of hundreds of millions of people whose families, communities, societies are destroyed and millions of people are killed in worse situations. At the same time, slavery has become a fundamental element to strengthen the retail industry, the rapid accumulation of capital has become the foundation of the development of the capitalist system. Colonialism further brought repression of those enslaved by occupying their land and enabling them to accept colonial rule. G. West Indies - Spain weakened (excessive expansion, rebellion in the Dutch colony, the UK was able to dominate several Caribbean islands including Jamaica in 1655. The main crops are sugarcane In the case of Virginia state, we do not think of instant assets, but we do not consider stable rent (for example, There is no income In the UK we tried to pick generous land policy and collect colonists from other American colonies because travel expenses are high because people have improved rather than economy and motivation to move has diminished And privileges, they seek Congress and freedom of conscience in exchange for settlement The majority of Caribbean economic development depends on the demand of sugar from Europeans. Plant owners produce sugar as commercial crops by cultivating sugarcane, which requires a great deal of labor. There are also plantations of coffee, cocoa and indigo in Santo Domingo, but these plantations are smaller and less profitable than sugar plantation. Product crops are traded in European goods. Since the 1730s, French engineers have built complicated irrigation systems to increase sugar cane production. In the 1840s, Santo Domingo, along with the British colony Jamaica, became the major supplier of sugar in the world. Sugar production depends on substantial physical labor provided by a slave African in the harsh Santo Domingo colonial afforestation economy. Santo Domingo is one of the most profitable French colonies in the world and is actually one of the most profitable colonies of all the European colonies of the 18th century. In the 18th century the French colony of Santo Domingo was the richest colony in the Caribbean by the mass production of sugarcane. These wealth concentrates mainly in the hands of a few producers who cultivate, harvest and process crops by utilizing slave labor in sub-Saharan Africa in France and Europe. Since 1791, slaves (about 90% of the population) rebelled their masters, fought against the invading forces, and successfully abolished slavery in France.

If people provide beyond the initial influence of Calypso's rhythmic pace, it is difficult for men to miss the morale negative image of their male counterparts and women reflecting their way. "Drinking and Disorder" and Square One's "My Ding Ling" sparrow's lyrics, the vast majority of scriptures often committed obscene comments suggesting body language and female body by thin rhythm layers Whether it is. And punishment according to the audience may be aggressive. There are women's misunderstandings and regressions in almost all kinds of music, but one type of around women's naughty is lap. Over the years rap and rap music videos have become more sexual and have been insulting women. Rap has been criticized many times for this reason because rap is one of the most popular types of music for the young generation. It is not a music only type it is a complete and complete garment industry, other goods Sexual gender There are many forms of media in several ways that are insulting and aggressive to women. The most interesting music for me. The song broke up lyrics of countless songs, often as rap songs as much as possible, or rude rude to the women as bluntly offended as blatantly as many songs on rock, women often in countless songs. I do not even listen to rap music, because it is a woman of particular antipathy, more than any type of The number of women in the big music industry, compared with men, is lacking because the population representatives are sore. The female mainstream music industry must respond to the deterioration and judgment of the masses. I think that this is a very humiliating exercise is normal and now we will put an end to ignoring or ignoring the music industry at women's time. Triple J announced statistical data on the number of men and women not related to music in their "Frontline Girl" campaign. In this activity, the user encourages the station's Triple J listener to engage in dialogue with the subject, by using # GirlstotheFront label on various social media platforms, users can show their support for female artists I will

The incredible history of Plantation and the Caribbean Caribbean region is certainly one of the richest and uneasy history of the New World. The incredibly heterogeneous population and its social ethnic base make it a very difficult place. Some children have a future because of their thin skin color, but other children are supposed to live a poor life in a ruthless culture of the Caribbean and society. Three people draw themselves like Caribbean. After an interdisciplinary discussion of ethnic debate in the Caribbean, this research focused on plantation as a space for ethnicity, centered on slavery to understand regional ethnicity and racial discrimination I regained. In this article, we focus on the continuity and change of slavery racial heritage, the plantation as a definite space of racial meaning, the people living there and the ethnic experience of people living their present heritage at present . Through examination of racial / ethnic division of labor after the abolition of slavery, consider change of afforestation site as social system. The authors summarize some of the considerations on contradictions and past epidemics in plantations as sightseeing spots. It is difficult to overestimate the influence of the plantation economy on the history of the Caribbean. Afforestation slavery has completely changed the economic and social conditions of this area. From farm slavery to strictly divided hierarchical society, residents were divided according to color and legal status and survived even after abolition of slavery in 1834. The ruins of early Arawak and Caribbean culture, the transplanted colonies of the European community, the imports of (mainly mainly West) African slaves, and the influx of contract workers from India and China - all these elements mixed in the island Contributing to culture. The mixture will provide a rich flavor to the writer's factory. The remains of ancient religion, beliefs, traditions, folklore studies, music, speech survived in the New World, as reflected in the practice of African-style Obe and Vodin of several Caribbean islands. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Caribbean European colonialism became increasingly dependent on slavery cultivation and by the end of the eighteenth century many enshrined islands, enslaved Afro-Caribbeans were in Europe I exceeded my husband far. A total of 1,840,000 slaves arrived in other British colonies, mainly the West Indies of the Caribbean. Since the late eighteenth century, the harsh situation, the constant war between imperialists and the rise in human rights goals led the French Santo Domingo colony to the Haitian Revolution. This is led by Toussaint L'Ouverture and Jean Jacques Dessalines. In 1804, Haiti became the second country in the Americas with an absolute black slave population and leadership, established the Republic with winning European independence.

Social impact of slavery on the Caribbean society In order to inform us about the Caribbean, we must recognize the great social impact that slavery has on the island. We must also consider the economic and cultural impact that African slave trade gives to the island as well as slavery back to indigenous peoples. In this article, let's look at the racial and knight from the so-called "complex change", not from an economic point of view about slavery in the Caribbean. The concept of slavery, colonialism, race is an indelible aspect of the history of the Caribbean. In order to understand the current political, social, economic and cultural climate of the Caribbean, we must critically study and understand the influence of slavery in the modern Caribbean society. The model and complexity of the modern Caribbean society is closely related to the colonial planting system. And it welcomes the arrival of the largest immigrants in history. The influence of slavery against the Caribbean sea is related to this region's analysis by George Beckford, a plantation society (a social system covering the entire lifestyle of people living in the area, including society). , Socio-economic and demographic factors. In the context of modern Caribbean societies, social mobility differs in both cases due to relevance to cropping systems, but has common features consistent with the demographic factors of the population. It is difficult to overestimate the influence of the plantation economy on the history of the Caribbean. Afforestation slavery has completely changed the economic and social conditions of this area. From farm slavery to strictly divided hierarchical society, residents were divided according to color and legal status and survived even after abolition of slavery in 1834. The ruins of early Arawak and Caribbean culture, the transplanted colonies of the European community, the imports of (mainly mainly West) African slaves, and the influx of contract workers from India and China - all these elements mixed in the island Contributing to culture. The mixture will provide a rich flavor to the writer's factory. The remains of ancient religion, beliefs, traditions, folklore studies, music, speech survived in the New World, as reflected in the practice of African-style Obe and Vodin of several Caribbean islands.