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Course: Computer Network;

Grade: 1st Year of High School;

Name: Renata Augusta Da Silva Dias

Arthur Henrique Rosa do Nascimento

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My name is Renata Augusta Da Silva Dias. I'm 15 years old. Live in Cerquilho, São Paulo. I like to play volleyball

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Nationality: Jamaican

Language(s): English

Capital: Kingston

Currency: jamaican dollar

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Jamaica is located on the America continent

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1. Jerk

2. Curry goat

3. Patty

4. Bammy

5. Ackee

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My name is Arthur Henrique Rosa do Nascimento, 'I'm 15 years old,i like play volleyball and football

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1- Rum

2- Beer

3-Sorrel

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Age:32.2years

Birth Rate:1,35

Death Rate:8.79 death's per 1,000 inhabitants

employnent:95.80%

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Jamaica is a Commonwealth kingdom, with King Charles III as its monarch and head of state. Its designated representative in the country is the Governor General of Jamaica, currently Patrick Allen. The head of government and Prime Minister of Jamaica is Andrew Holness.

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Is Jamaica an independent country or a colony

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Is Jamaica an independent country or a colony

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Jamaica is an independent country.

It gained independence from the United Kingdom on august 6, 1962

Today, Jamaica is a sovereign nation with its own government and political system, although it still maintains historical and cultural ties with United Kingdom.

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the capital is: Kingston

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Jamaica's history began with the Taíno people, who inhabited the island before Christopher Columbus claimed it for Spain in 1494. The British took control in 1655, turning Jamaica into a major sugar plantation economy reliant on enslaved Africans. After slavery was abolished in 1834, former slaves struggled under harsh conditions, fueling nationalist movements.

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