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- The economy was still predominantly agricultural; sugar, cocoa, coffee, coconuts and citrus.
- The petroleum industry was just beginning to make an impact.
- Subsistence farming (production of foodstuff for domestic use) was the norm
- World War II led to the establishment of American bases, which introduced opportunity to earn money
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Trinidad and Tobago-what do towns look like long ago?
towns in 1945 in trinidad
How did the British influence the culture in Trinidad and tobago?
how did the british influence trinidad and tobago
Does racism exist in Trinidad and Tobago?
Trinidad is not Racisam because there are mixturs of race in Trinidad.Trinidad is like a carlaloo pot because of all the history Trinidad has.
What are some spanish foods in Trinidad and tobago?
they brought things like croissants and pastries to Trinidad and Tobago
Who sings or plays calypso music?
Musicians who are from the Carribbean Islands like Trinidad, or Tobago etc.
What does san Fernando in Trinidad and tobago looks like?
it looks really green with hills, and blue with streams
What colonial power controlled Trinidad?
England. Well, Trinidad was sort of like "Six Flags", except it was only four; first Spain, then France, then England. The Islands of Trinidad and Tobago became independent from the British Empire in 1962.
What is Trinidad and Tobago?
It is a country in the the Carribean like Jamaica Cuba and Dominican republic.gaming4life with gillian saysTrinidad is the largest island in the nation of Trinidad and Tobago, off Venezuela's coast in the southern Caribbean. With a Creole culture incorporating African, European, East Indian and Chinese traditions, it's known for its distinct cuisine, calypso and soca music, and boisterous Carnival celebration. It's also home to diverse flora and fauna, including some 400 bird species. Founded: 1797Elevation: 3,084'Island groups: Antilles, Lesser Antilles
Where are wetland locatedin Trinidad and tobago?
Wetlands in Trinidad and Tobago are primarily found in coastal areas, river deltas, and along the shores of various lagoons. Significant wetland sites include the Caroni Swamp in Trinidad, which is a large mangrove ecosystem, and the Nariva Swamp, known for its biodiversity. Additionally, areas like the Bonasse Wetlands and the Buccoo Reef in Tobago also host important wetland habitats. These ecosystems are crucial for biodiversity, water purification, and flood control.
What is the main export of Trinidad and tobago?
I like this website it is very useful. Name five food that Trinidad imports and exports apples wild meat rice paper bananas
What is Trinidad and Tobago like?
Go to: www.visittnt.com/General/about/education.html for the answer.
Does Trinidad and tobago have transnational coperations?
Yes, Trinidad and Tobago has several transnational corporations, particularly in the energy sector, including companies involved in petrochemicals and natural gas production. Notable examples include the state-owned company Petrotrin and private firms like NGC (National Gas Company) and Methanol Holdings Trinidad Limited. These corporations often engage in international operations and partnerships, contributing significantly to the country's economy and employment. Additionally, Trinidad and Tobago's strategic location and resources make it an attractive hub for foreign investments.
