Reasons for the Abolition of the Slave Trade

Arguments FOR and AGAINST Slavery

Abolition of the Slave Trade

The Acts of Amelioration

Emancipation in the British Caribbean

Movements Towards Emancipation by Doris Hamilton Willie

Attempts at Unification pt 1: The Leeward Islands

Attempts at Unification pt 2: The Windward Islands

The United States and Cuba, 1901-1962

Caribbean Economy: Problems with the Sugar Industry

Caribbean Economy Assignment

Agricultural Diversification

Oil Exploration in the Caribbean

Oil Exploration Essay Type Quiz

CSEC Practice Questions

Adjustments to Emancipation: Economic Situation After Emancipation

Migration and Settlement

The Taino ( Arawaks)

The Kalinago

The Maya

Europe in the 15th Century

Exploration

Columbus and his Voyages

Amerindian and European Interaction and Consequences

European Colonization of the New World

Revision Questions. Paper 2

Revision Questions: Paper 1

Change from Logwood to Mahogany

The Coming of the Africans, A Look at Africa before Slavery, The TransAtlantic Slave Trade

Details on the Middle Passage, Effects of Slavery

Alternative Crops during slavery

Plantation Society

The Sugar Cultivation Process

Division of Labor on the Sugar Plantations

African Cultural Forms in the Caribbean

Ways that Slaves maintained their culture during slavery in the Caribbean

Practice CSEC Questions

US Influence in the Caribbean

Reasons for the US Invasions of Key Caribbean Nations

Economic, Cultural and Political Effects of the United States’ Imperialism in the English- speaking Caribbean up to 1985

The United States and Cuba

Key Terms in the US and the Caribbean

Practice Questions Theme7

Movements Towards Independence and Regional Integration up to 1985

Inter-regional cooperation after 1962

Role of Key Personalities in the Federal Movement of the British West Indies and contribution to National Politics:

Constitutional Steps Towards Independence in the British-Colonized Territories

Revision Section 1