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cultural diversity in the Caribbean came about as a result of colonization around the 15th century when slaves were needed for the plantations .Various people from around the world with various norms ,values ,traditional language ,food ,cloth and religion were all mixed together and forced to exist under the same 'roof' when slavery ended some of the people returned to their native land while others stayed as a result a lot of different traditions were left in various part of the Caribbean.
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Describe the contribution made by Caribbean governments to sustainable development in the region?
The contribution made by Caribbean gov'ts to sustainable development in the region are: - Reduction to poverty; - Increase of literacy; - Stability of growth; - Empowerment of the majority.
Why is Pirates of the Caribbean closed at Disneyland?
The only reason why any ride at Disneyland would be closed is technical difficulties
The reasons for the dutch ancestors migration to the Caribbean?
The same reason as all the other Europeans, to colonize the people, rape the land and get rich.
Why did Amerindians migrate from South America to the Caribbean?
the reason why theAmerindians migrated from south America to the Caribbean is because they wanted to start something newdone by:lieve blanckaertGeorgetown,Guyana....
Why is the Caribbean is called the melting pot?
The reason The Caribbean is called the melting pot is because of all the different ethic groups such as African, Indian, and Caucasian. Throughout the years there have been many different mixtures of races. There are also Hispanic races, French Creoles and many more. NOTE: Many, many areas of the world, including USA and Europe, are called "melting pots". Anywhere there has been high rates of immigration to /emigration out of an area from multi-cultural and ethnic groups, the area will be a melting pot with some immigrants staying in the locale.
How many Multinationals are there in CARICOM?
They are 20 Caribbean multinational caricom states
What are some of the potential dangers in the rapid growth of multinationals?
climate change
What are some of the potential danger in the rapid growth of multinationals?
climate change
What are some of the potential dangers in the rapid growth of the multinationals?
climate change
What are the Effects of multinationals on the environment?
effect of multinationals on environment
Why are U. S. multinationals so interested in going into Vietnam?
For the same reason people go to Gettysburg; curiosity.
Are all multinationals American firms?
No
What is an example of strong culture?
most multinationals.
What are possible advantages to a multinational corporation of entering a high potential and high growth economy?
Possible advantages of a multinarional corporation are: 1.Multinational Companies are able to sell far more than other type of company. 2.Multinational companies can avoid transprt costs. 3.Multinationals can take advantage of different wage levels in different countries(as in some countries only women and children work, so they wages can be low) 4.Multinationals can achieve great economies of scale. 5.Multinationals have less chance of going bankrupt than small companies. 6.Multinationals can carry out a lot of research and development.
What positive effect does population growth have on development in the Caribbean?
A positive effect that population growth has on the development of the Caribbean is that where people go, so does their income. People entering the area get employed and put more money back into the economy.
Which was not a reason for the growth of suburbs?
One reason for the growth of suburbs was increased automobile ownership and improved transportation infrastructure.
How can multinationals help developing countries?
by having swag
