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Facts about Haiti?
They had an earthquake just a little bit ago. :)
How many square miles in Haiti?
10,714 square miles See: http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/haiti-facts/
Where can you find facts and research on haiti?
The Internet would be a good place to start. Then, move on to your local library.
What are interesting facts about haiti?
Haiti was struck by a colossal 7.0 magnitude earthquake in the year of 2010. There was an estimate from the Haitian government of 230,000 people were killed, 300,000 people were injured, and 1,000,000 people were made homeless.
What is the haiti National Flower?
the haiti flower is the hibiscus flower very beautiful its colors can be pink,and yellow. Also the flower is ion different places. For instance,the flower is in Florida,mostly in Miami ! Those are all the facts about the hibiscus! Or should i say the HAITI flower !!!!!! lolz bye cya laderhibiscus
What other nation does the Dominican Republic share an island with?
Haiti.
What are facts about the haiti earthquake?
Here are four facts about Haiti Earthquake on Tuesday the 12th of January 2010: It had a magnitude of 7.0 on the Richter scale. It was the worst earthquake in Haiti since the year 1770. The largest after-shock reached 5.9 on the Richter scale. Over a year on, Haitians are still dying because they have diseases because they have no home.
Why is Haiti called the Republic of Haiti?
Haiti is called Haiti, but its neighbor is called the Dominican Republic.
Who is toussaint l'oUVERTURE?
He was a leader during the Haitian Revolution. If I have my facts correct he and Jean-Jacques Dessalines basically saved Haiti from a life of French rules. He was captured by the French and thrown in a dungeon. He died at the age 60.
What is haiti's moths?
what is Haiti's moth what is Haiti's official language
What is Haiti's proper name?
The official name of Haiti is the Republic of Haiti.
What are some Facts about haiti?
Haiti was the first country that was run completely by African slave's. They all attacked their French owners and took over the plantations on the island. Over the next few years they also repelled attacks from both British and French attempts to get the island back
