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There society is divided into about 32 different districts. This is because of administrative purposes.  The bahamas is made up of around 700 islands. Only about 387.000 people live there.  Their common language is english. Lots of houses are built up on ledges to protect from water flow underneath the house, as well as not having basements. Most houses in the Bahamas can be small while others are almost the size of someone's dream resort.

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The Bahamas became a crown colony in 1718 with their main part of the cabinet being the executive branch.  There are 21 administrative districts. There is a head commissioner for each of the groups.  The government is also made up of about 32 different districts. The population in the Bahamas is mostly made up of americans and mulattoes. The other part of the cabinet is made up the prime minister and 9 other members.

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Tourists enjoy Bahamas because of their activities, some of those activities include art galleries, powerboats, arts and crafts, snorkelling, fishing, and going on the different cruises.   Most places frequently visited in the Bahamas are nassau, grand bahama, freeport, elbow cay, rose island, and crooked island.  things to do in those places are at nassau people take pictures of the pastel buildings, in grand bahamas people snorkel in caves and can enter freeport. In elbow cay tourists can fish and visit the reef and the light house.

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Many of their schools are all age schools because of the decreased amount of education. 52 schools are private in the Bahamas. More than 16,000 people attend those private schools while some public schools are overcrowded. The island has an Education Act that was revised in 1996 and is under control of the Prime Minister. As of 1996, the Education Act states that education is free for children between the ages of 5 and 16. Several non-Bahamian colleges also offer higher education programs in The Bahamas.

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Christianity is the dominant religion in the Bahamas. The religious denominations in the Bahamas include  Anglican, Assembly of God, Baha'i Faith, Baptist, Brethren, Christian & Missionary Alliance, Christian Science, Church of God of Prophecy, Greek Orthodox, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Jewish, and Latter Day Saints.  For many bahamas schools, religion is considered part of the education. Many students decide to not study or review that subject, many religiousness is in assessments and tests.

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The history and heritage of The Bahamas has resulted in a diverse culture rich with customs that continually remind visitors of the love for celebration and community in The Bahamas. Bahamian music, from the Caribbean reggae to the rake ’n’ scrape, and island flavors give visitors a real taste of the history, life, and culture of The Bahamas. Some vacations are designed to show off only the good parts of community, and you can stay for weeks and never see how the locals really live.  local Bahamians are eager to show off their islands.

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The population of the Bahamas is around 387,000 people.  people are always on the hunt for houses, hurricanes and tropical storms are common there.  The amount of money for the houses are usually listed for higher prices. The government says that people should end up using quite a high budget to afford a house that is well built and protective.  Their most common language is english, but there are many different cultures.

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The Bahamas is comprised of 700 island sand over 2,000 rocks and cays, sprinkled over 100,000 square miles of ocean. The archipelago is an ecological oasis,boasting the clearest water on the planet.  The Bahamas welcomed the new millennium with a travel and tourism renaissance. A change in government in 1992, an adjustment in marketing strategy and a $2.0 billion investment in the island’s infrastructure has helped reinvent the destination for leisure and business travelers.

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Agriculture and fishing industries together count for 5% of GDP. The Bahamas exports lobster and some fish but do not raise the different items for each, commercially.  One place many people visit to go fishing is called ragged island. Ragged island is where there are many fish people find as the best tasting ones, they are barracuda, flyfish, tuna, and margaret fish. Many of these types of fish don’t take long to hook onto your rod.

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Many foods from the Bahamas are grown and from different plantations. There is no large scale agriculture, and most agricultural products are consumed domestically. The Bahamas imports more than $250 million in foodstuffs per year, which represents about 80% of its food consumption.  Lots of other foods that are common are crab, shellfish, and fish, as well as tropic fruit, rice, potatoes, and pork. Also, many markets are used for people who have no transportation to easily purchase fruits and vegetables.

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Among the unique and fascinating wildlife within our islands are several species only found here, some protected by law: the rare Bahamian iguana and its island subspecies, the very rare and elusive Bahamian hutia, the critically endangered Hawksbill Turtle, the Bimini Boa and other endemic snakes on islands like Acklins.

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The animals in the bahamas are some what different from the Bahamas because of the clear waters and different sights.

Main Idea:   Most animals are in water in the bahamas, such as marine life. There is also a huge variety of birds.  sea life around the Bahamas and Out Islands includes frogfish, angelfish, Manatees, sharks, dolphins, sea turtles, bonefish, stingrays, blind cave fish, colourful reef fish, spotted eagle rays, sea turtles, dolphins, grouper, snapper,  and  conch.

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The history of the Bahamas, begins with the earliest arrival of humans in the islands in the first millennium AD. The first inhabitants of the islands now known as The Bahamas were the Lucayans, an Arawakan-speaking Taino people, who arrived between about 500 and 800 from the islands of the Caribbean. Their ancestors came from mainland South America, where Arawakan-language peoples were present in most territories, and especially along the northeastern coast.

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During the American War of Independence the Bahamas fell to Spanish forces under General Galvez in 1782. A British-American Loyalist expedition led by Colonel Andrew Deveaux, recaptured the islands in 1783.

Most of the current inhabitants in the islands are brought from the slaves brought to work on the Loyalist plantations.   Many Bahamas people enjoy learning about war and history.

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The Bahamas has a common monarchy between Britain. They are also one of the richest countries. Queen Elizabeth II now serves as their current monarch. She does not enter the country to make announcements or reside to all of the islands, most of her constitutional roles are delegated to her representative in the Bahamas. 16 nations are now independent. The executive branch, judicial, and legislative branch are all within the westminster models.

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The Bahamas has a common monarchy between Britain. They are also one of the richest countries. Queen Elizabeth II now serves as their current monarch. She does not enter the country to make announcements or reside to all of the islands, most of her constitutional roles are delegated to her representative in the Bahamas. 16 nations are now independent. The executive branch, judicial, and legislative branch are all within the westminster models.