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In Caribbean civilisation our history is very important. it help shapes who we are and where we came from. Our ancestors pasted on there values, norms and belief to us. This is critical to Caribbean civilization because it gives us knowledge of our historical background and also what our people have been trough. Its is very important learning about our history that shapes out culture and who we are as a nation.

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Bussa rebellion, 2016, www.wikipedia.com
Emancipation committee of Trinidad and Tobago, 2016, www.emancipationtt.com
IMF in action to close gender gaps, 2016 , YouTube video

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Sugar industry that still remained in existence today. One of my findings in the supermarket while conducting my assignments

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Gender inequality have always been a major problem

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Gender inequality have always been a major problem

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gender inequality have played a major part of our Caribbean society from slavery to date. This have never evolved and still remains to be an issue that we are currently facing. woman were always outnumbered in the days of plantation whereby there was more males than females. Females were not hired to work in the plantations and they were classified as prostitute, widows and run away. they were only looked at as a reproduction system and also a house wives. women could not do the work of a male, they were not given the opportunity. in todays society women is also treated unequal. For instant woman does not get to be leaders because men is more classified as superior and being leaders thus in todays society woman cannot be leaders. Also women cannot be given the opportunity to perform a job of a man for example auto mechanic, welding, electrician. The International monetary fund as in the video is working together to reduce gender inequality and to empower women as seen in the video above.

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Working towards gender equality

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IMF has made 5 commitments to help close the gender gap. "We are not just promising, we are delivering" says Christine Lagarde.

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this festival was developed by the Trinidad and Tobago emancipation committee. This was created to uplift the Africans in transformation and development of themselves and also live a better live. There aim is to transform the Caribbean society  and also educating the public about emancipation and how it came about. Also they are concern with uplifting ones social, economic and spiritual background.

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Festival

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Feelings and expectations about Caribbean Civilization

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Feelings and expectations about Caribbean Civilization

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For the past semester I have learnt so much in Caribbean civilization. I really taught at the beginning of the semester that its history all over again that I strongly dislike, but Caribbean civilization taught me a whole different approach to study the Caribbean. I learn so much more than I ever knew before. It was an unfordable journey. At some points in the semester I felt helpless I taught to my self that I am going to fail this course, I could not get work and assignments completed in time but still I pull through the semester with the flexible time frame our lectures set. I must say at this point thank you to our lectures  for being understanding and cooperative with us.

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this was one of the largest slave rebellion in Barbados on (April 1816) where Bussa was the leader of the revolution and was later defeated by the British forces. This was one of the large scale rebellion that led up to the abolition of slavery and emancipation.

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A monument that is located in barbadoes called Bussa

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Role of religion also played and important aspect of our ancestors whereby they strongly believed in Christianity. This religion is however past on from generations to generations and still are followed by most of the Caribbean nationals.