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Where did sugar began and its introduction to Jamaica and reason for its introduction?
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What are Jamaica's resources?
Jamaica's resources are bananas, sugar cane, and fish.
What year did the sugar revolution begin in the Caribbean?
The sugar revolution took place in the years 1650 - 1690. This was due to the introduction in the British Caribbean colonies such as Barbados , Jamaica St Kiitts (St Christopher) etc . This new staple was introduced to the British by the Dutch. This is one of the fore reasons why the introduction of African labour as the Africans had experience in planting this crop on the Canery islands.
Who is a famous product of Jamaica?
Sugar and coffee
Who brought sugar cane to Jamaica?
Spaniards
What is Jamaica's main crop -?
The main crop of the wonderful Caribbean island Jamaica is Sugar Cane.
What are the major imports and exports of Jamaica?
Jamaica is known for their imports and exports to an from Canada as sugar cane, manure, seeds, animals,tropical fruits and rum. They also export paper, cars, and manure!Some prime exports of Jamaica are: sugar, limestone, bauxite, and coffee.
What are jamaica's main crops?
The central economy of Jamaica is from its agriculture products. Jamaica of a big exporter of bananas, citrus, coffee, cocoa, spices, and sugar.
What is Jamaica's import?
Jamaica has a few imports, but it is not as major as China or Canada..Jamaica's import contains of sugar, bananas, coffee, beverages, tobacco and chemicals.
What is the nationality of Sugar Minott?
The reggae singer Lincoln Barrington "Sugar" Minott was born in the country of Jamaica. He was born on May 25, 1956 in the big city of Kingston, Jamaica.
What are two types of crops grown in Jamaica?
Jamaica's agricultural exports include sugar, bananas, coffee and yams.
What is the main products of Jamaica?
sugar cane, oil, etc...
What is the major industry of Jamaica?
sugar cane rum and weed
