Comparison: The Tainos, Mayans, and Kalinagos

The indigenous people (American Indians) originally originated from Central Asia and East Asia, but they met in an area connecting Siberia and Alaska in this area with a land and ice bridge, now known as the North American Bering Strait I will. The Ice Age of about 50,000 years ago was a nomad who chased their food. And that was a factor in their flow from Asia to North America. Some people settle down in a cold area and continue moving east, others flow south through North America, Central America and South America.

Tainos is almost the same as Kalinagos. Linguistics shows that Tylens is talking about "Alavakan" and that Carinagos is talking about "Caliban". Tylenol eventually settled in the Great Antilles and Carignagos settled on a smaller island in the Little Antilles. The two groups began to build their own culture in social, economic and political organizations that showed signs of civilization in the Caribbean. Both villages show signs of political and social lifestyles. According to Reed, Tylenol has people who host the village they live in. They organize daily activities, store the rest of the goods, store them in buildings built for this purpose, and redistribute them among villagers as needed (123). Kalinagos does not have Caciques in political structure, but they have a chief. Usually, the chief is the biggest family head (Beckles and Shepherd 18)

The records dating back to 1655 tell the Africans who escaped they joined forces with Aboriginal people (Arawaku, Tinos, Caribbean, Carinago, Yulmein and Algonquin) to form their own village. The pony town of Jamaica is the first community to resist business in Europe based on trafficking. This community and other communities will use their knowledge of land to escape recapture, build evacuation centers, build self-sufficient agriculture, and build trade relations with other neighborhood resistance communities.