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What did the British do at Jamaica?
Jamaica used to be part of the British Empire.
What year did Jamaica become part of the British Empire?
Jamaica became apart of the British empire in 1943.
Why was Jamaica in the British Empire?
because they were in slavery
When did Jamaica become part of the British Empire?
In the 17th century.
When did Jamaica cease being a colony in the british empire?
yes, i think so.
Why Jamaica was an important country to the British empire?
the royal navy used it as a port to resupply there ships
When did Trinidad and Tobago join the british empire?
Jamaica came under British rule in 1655.
What did the British empire export from Jamaica?
bananas barry bannan bare bob marley
What did Jamaica do during the Civil War?
Jamaica was still part of the British Empire during the American Civil War. So a loose answer is that the would have helped the Union.
What is the relationship between Jamaica and Britain?
Jamaica is independent but is part of the Commonwealth - the remnants of the British Empire. There are some legal links as HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of the UK, is also Queen of Jamaica.
What is maritime empire?
Basically an empire controlled by one power consisting of conquered or annexed island nations, these lands are protected and supported by the governing powers navy.Examples include The British Empire including islands like New Zealand, Australia and Jamaica. The defining illustration of a maritime empire would be the polynesian Empire of the Tui'tonga.
Who are the British descendants who migrated to Rio-Beno Jamaica?
What did the British contribute to Jamaica?
