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Campbell, J. (2004). Caribbean Civilization Course Material

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Student name:Jaan Cambell Student ID number:96060381       Degree Program: BSc Management Faculty: Social Sciences                     Campus: Tobago Open Campus                       Date:08/11/2017               Title of Portfolio:Welcome To The Caribbean     Link/web address (where applicable): 

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Student name:Jaan Cambell Student ID number:96060381       Degree Program: BSc Management Faculty: Social Sciences                     Campus: Tobago Open Campus                       Date:08/11/2017               Title of Portfolio:Welcome To The Caribbean     Link/web address (where applicable): 

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I certify that this is my own work and by attaching this cover sheet certify further that there are no instances of plagiarism contained herein. I submit to any penalty imposed by the Faculty for any instance of plagiarism found in my work howsoever caused.

Signed: (Jaan Cambell)

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Application Of Learning In The Course Of Regional Importance As Reflected In The News And Current Affairs

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Application Of Learning In The Course Of Regional Importance As Reflected In The News And Current Affairs

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Culture and the Caribbean is unique to each other’s country .Caribbean Culture is specific to the region and has its own way of bringing meaning and is often viewed as having an expression that cannot be copied by the world. Culture is always evolving. Calypso and soca in Trinidad and Tobago along with the steelpan is unique to them, and is viewed as being a pure cultural form. Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago is a typical example of how vibrant and festive the Caribbean could be. It brings persons and mixtures of different expressions reflecting African, European, Asian influences. Carnival is the biggest festival on island and the Caribbean as a whole.    Indeed Caribbean Culture and Music have its own expressions and contribute to Caribbean civilization. As a student of caribbean civilsation , it is an interesting thing to see the changes of culture throughout the caribbean.

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To be quite honest I love history and everything about history mostly the slaves Trade and everything associated with it including the stories of persons who have been though it and survived and created history. This course was a bit challenging for me as the readings and the course work was difficult to grasps and the amount of information sometimes made it quite hard to understand. It however, open my eyes to things and information that I haven’t heard or read before, and that was quite interesting. I must say the Caribbean is a unique one and a place of different heritage yet one people with different cultures, race, opinions, and music that create such a unique and fabulous Caribbean.

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Application Of Learning In Caribbean Civilization.

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Application Of Learning In Caribbean Civilization.

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Tourism and culture goes hand in hand as tourists come to the island for fun sea sand and carnival all year around. The different sites and cultural expressions, the friendliness of the people the scenery all make up the beautiful island of Trinidad and Tobago. As part of the Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago is where everything takes place the islands are unique as one is cool,scenic, and peaceful while one is robust, upbeat and always busy. As the the country move from one tradition to technology, its fashions and culture has evolved and transformed creating a true ex pression of its people and diverse culture.

As the song Michael Baker suggests “come discover both of us.” Speaks about the twin island and its attributes.

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Critical Thinking An Issue On Caribbean Civilization   .

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Critical Thinking An Issue On Caribbean Civilization   .

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Truly the Caribbean is a place like none other it consists of several islands in close proximity of each other and intertwined in race, culture, language, religion and history as a broad crescent extending from the Bahamas and Cuba and southwards to Trinidad. They are broken down to Greater Antilles and the Lesser Antilles surrounded by the Caribbean Sea.

The History of the Caribbean goes back even further, with each island having a unique history that would lead to present day or modern civilizations. Trinidad and Tobago have developed over the years and could be known as a paradise full of culture mixed races and the America of the Caribbean.

Tourism is where it is at in Trinidad and Tobago, fun sea and sand.

Trinbagonians' are also proud of our hospitality and the unique mixture of different cultures which have resulted from our animated history. After its discovery by Columbus in 1498, the islands were a sought after bone of contention between the colonial powers of Spain, France, Great Britain and the Netherlands. Columbus gave Trinidad its name, which means 'Trinity' in Spanish. In 1889, the islands of Trinidad and Tobago were consolidated under British control.

American Indian, African, East Indian, European, Middle Eastern and Chinese origin, Trinidad and Tobago’s rich heritage is reflected in our vibrant culture through our food, festivals, customs and general way of life. Our most famous festival is the annual Carnival, the second largest Carnival in the World.

Tourism is now one of the most critical industry in the island to boost the economy and to create an island that tourists from all over the world could have a destination that truly unique and that can create a home away from home experience.