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    West Indies Federation

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    ten units in this union: Jamaica‚ Antigua‚ Barbados‚ Trinidad and Tobago‚ Dominica‚ St. Lucia‚ St. Vincent‚ St. Kitts‚ Montserrat‚ Grenada. This attempt was short-lived as it was resolved in 1962. There are several reasons for the failure of the West Indian Federation; the federation was a weak one‚ the question of custom union and freedom of movement was not resolved‚ there was also the conflict of where the federal capital should be located and the withdrawal of Jamaica from the union. The

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    background includes Jamaica. Jamaica is located in the Caribbean and is part of North America. On average‚ the temperature is between 80 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Nights are colder than the days‚ and the mountain areas are colder than the lower land throughout the year. One of the colder mountain areas is the Blue Mountain Range since it is the tallest mountain on the island. When it rains in Jamaica‚ it rains for short periods of time‚ and the rainfall is light. People in Jamaica wear very colorful

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    Madge Sinclair

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    born in 1913 in St Mary and was trained at Bethlehem Teachers’ College in Jamaica. She then went on to be trained for full-time ministry at the Women’s Missionary College in St. Colm’s‚ Scotland. She also completed training at the Covenant College in Canada and the Presbyterian Theological College in Cambridge‚ England. She went on to distinguish herself as she worked in the church and the wider community both in Jamaica and in Sheffield‚ United Kingdom‚ where she worked in the ministry with Caribbean

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    operates Introduction The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is considered as the sole distributor of electricity in Jamaica. It has inherited a tradition dating back to 1892 when Jamaica first received electricity. This as a result placed Jamaica in the forefront of technological advancement‚ as it was only thirteen years after an American scientist Thomas Edison had invented the electric lamp. In that year the first electricity service in the island was supplied by the Jamaica Electric Light Company which

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    Divorce is not uncommon anymore like how it used to be looked down upon. Today according to the American Psychology Association there is a 40 to 50 percent chance of married couples will end up in divorce. The divorce rate today is higher than what it has ever been. About 25 percent of children in the US live with only one parent (Bernet‚ Children of high-conflict divorce face many challenges). Most of the time a divorce will take a toll on the family‚ some families cope with the divorce well‚ while

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    The late nineteen-sixties and the nineteen-seventies was a substantial period in Jamaican history. The general election of nineteen eighty between the PNP and the JLP plagued Jamaica with violence‚ corruption‚ and chaos. During this time period reggae music was used as a medium for Jamaicans‚ particularly Bob Marley‚ to express their feelings and attitude toward the conditions of their homeland. Approximately forty years later‚ artists such as Damian Marley have re-mastered the genre of roots reggae

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    scene with how you would visualize Jamaica as an American tourist and proceeds to explain the contrasting views of the Jamaican people. For example‚ the voice over explains how many American tourists feel rich when they exchange money because their American dollars go for many Jamaican dollars due to the high inflation rates causing their currency to be valued so little. Throughout the rest of the documentary‚ Black’s main goal is to show what post-colonial Jamaica is really like since the IMF has

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    knew where we were going and how long it would take to get there‚ but my emotions hadn’t sunk in yet‚ because‚ I go to Jamaica every year with my family‚ sometimes more than once. So‚ I board the airplane at Tampa International for Fort Lauderdale‚ the first leg of our flight. The flight attendant shut the cabin door and it’s official. I am on vacation and we are headed to Jamaica! By the time we arrive in Fort Lauderdale‚ my excitement is so palpable‚ that my mom smiles at me as if she knows what

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    Through words‚ how one man can inspire And empower a nation of people (Bob Marley) Introduction The person I have chosen to write about for my leadership individual research paper is Bob Marley. He was born on “February 6‚ 1945 in St Ann‚ Jamaica by the name Robert Nesta Marley” ‚ where he grew up with a fatherless upbringing and great poverty. He later grew up to be world renowned for being a reggae artist and arguably one of the best of all time. Marley is known for such greatest hits as

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    African-Derived Music of Jamaica and Brazil: All contemporary music can be traced back to cultures that came before. Most music eventually turns into an amalgamation of styles as cultures borrow best practices from each other and then put add their own flair. Such is the case with the current style of music known as Reggae‚ particularly that found in Jamaica and Brazil. Although contemporary artists have added their personal touches to the genre‚ its roots can be traced back to the forced migration

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