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The photo shows one of the beaches in the Bahama areas which has really clear water because of rarely any pollution.  The Bahamas is a 100,000-sq-mile archipelago that extends for more that 500 miles through the southeast Florida and northern Hispaniola between longitudes 72º35W and latitudes 20º50’N and 27º30’N.

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The photo shows the temperature of the Bahamas approximately around each month. The Bahamas has a subtropical maritime climate with winter incursions of modified polar air. The Bahamas never have to experience frost, snow, sleet or extreme temperatures. Under exception a few years ago when there was a little snow.

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This is a photo of a few Bahamians full in action ready to express their feelings through arts, music, and dance. Bahamians’ often show their culture through music and dance. Their culture is often shown in a unique rhythmic music in long held traditions as told in popular folklore in an enduring oral tradition. It is a culture that has evolved from a mixture of mostly African, combined with some British colonial and American influences, to a unique and colourful style of Bahamian self expression. Another way Bahamians show their expression is through art. The energetic colours and popping themes of Junkanoo come together to express their anger and life problems,  social struggles, and religion related problems.

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The photo below is The Bahamas's flag. This flag has different parts that stand for different things of The Bahamas’s culture and history.  The left side consists of a black triangle with a horizontal yellow stripe flanked by two bright blue stripes. Yellow symbolizes the sunny climate, and blue symbolizes the sea. Many people assert that black symbolizes the African heritage of the people.  Bahamians use different terms to symbolize different parts of the island. They use the term "family islands" to symbolize the desired unity of the scattered population and the image of small, cohesive outer-island communities. One of the most familiar symbols is the national flag, which was introduced in 1973.

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These two photos both show the same thing in a way. They both show the talent and culture of Bahamians; art, music, these are all traditional arts. Most people who live in the Bahamas express their artistic skills through their colourful art, irresistable music or rich dancing. Most of the citizens’ artwork is bright and original. Music and dance also plays a huge part of the people’s personality. They normally express their feelings and emotions through art instead of words.

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The photo below shows an example of what most people eat on a daily basis. Seafood is a very common food on The Bahamian island because they live so close to the sea. At restaurants, they serve snappers , lobsters, yellow tails,  and Bahamian rock lobsters

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This photo shows the difference between the literacy rate of men and women. As you can see, women have a bigger literacy rate than men. Women have a literacy rate of 96.5% and men have a literacy rate of 94.7%.

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This photo represents the culture of the Bahamians; dancing and making music and dressing up. Customs are a part of Bahamians and are very important to them. Through Bahamians’ art, music or dancing ,It’s a part of every Bahamians’ personality . Music is very important to their culture, they have a lot of different rhythms and instruments.

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The photo shown above symbolizes Bahamas because of their religion. Bahamians are christian and most of them go to church. There are many different types of christians that Bahamians are, there are Baptist which is 32% of them, Anglican which is 20% of them, Roman Catholic which is 19% of them, Methodist which is 6%, none or unknown which is 3%, and other which is 2%

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These pictures show examples of how Bahamians celebrate different holidays like Majority Day and Bahamas Independence Day.

A very important holiday that they celebrate is Majority Day. Majority day celebrates The Bahamas gaining majority rule for the first time on January 10, 1967 This symbolizes the promise of equality and fair play for all Bahamians. Another important tradition to the citizens of The Bahamas is Bahamas Independence day. Bahamas Independence day celebrates the day when The Bahamas became a fully independent nation in 1973, separating from the United Kingdom.

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This is a picture of Christopher setting foot on The Bahamas when he first discovered it. THis leads to one of the most historical know to the Bahamians. Colombus discovering The Bahamas was a big key historic event to the Bahamians because without Christopher Columbus discovering The Bahamas, there wouldn’t be an island called The Bahamas. When Columbus discovered the Bahamas he made a big impact on the world, people who came from Cuba lived on The Bahama islands to have food to survive .

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This is a photo of cars getting ready to be exported to a different place. In 1992, The Bahamas had their biggest export, it amounted to $1404.78 million, of which tourists receipts accounted for $1056 million. Exports of non-oil merchandise, which amounted for some $194.33 million in 1992. It was primarily composed of medical drugs,  crawfish, salt, cement, rum, aragonite, residual fuel oils, distilled fuel, cascarilla bark, tomatoes and citrus. Major destinations for Bahama’s exports are the USA, the UK, and Japan. The largest import was also in 1992, Bahama’s exports in 1992 amounted to $1404.78 million, of which tourists receipts accounted for $1056 million. Exports of non-oil merchandise, which amounted for some $194.33 million in 1992. It was primarily composed of medical drugs,  crawfish, salt, cement, rum, aragonite, residual fuel oils, distilled fuel, cascarilla bark, tomatoes and citrus. Major destinations for Bahama’s exports are the USA, the UK, and Japan.

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The population in the Bahamas has grown enormously over the past 67 years. From 1950- 1960 it changed from 79,088 to 109,526, from  1960-1970 it changed from 109,526 to 169, 356, from 1970-1980 it changed from 169,356 to 206, 038, from 1980-1990 it changed from 206,038 to 253,668, from 1990-2000 it changed from 253,668 to 297, 891, from 2000-2010 it changed from 297,891 to 360,830 and in 2010- 2017 it changed from 360,830 to 397,164.

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The picture above show the rulers of the Bahamas. Queen Elizabeth II rules the  parliamentary democracy, under constitutional monarchy of The Bahamas.The Prime minister, named Hubert Minnis was elected on May 11 2017 as the leader of the executive branch and also the prime minister.

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This is a photo of an airport in the Bahamas.  The runways in the Bahamas airports have to be paved with concrete or asphalt surfaces or they can have unpaved runways with grass, earth, sand, or gravel. It has multiple runways for multiple planes to take off and also has paved runways like it’s supposed to so the airport won’t break the law. With multiple runways, it is much more important for them to have paved runways.   Another specific rule for runways are that they cannot be longer than 3,000 feet.