The Culture of Africans in the Caribbean

question 88

Multiple Choice

The culture of Africans in the Caribbean

• A)was unable to flourish because of the harsh working conditions.
• B)abandoned all African social traditions.
• C)embraced Christianity.
• D)was more elaborate than that of the white settlers.
• E)developed because the proprietary colonies were required by their charters to use slaves.

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Definitions:

Local Farmer

A farmer who cultivates land within a community, often focusing on selling produce directly to local consumers or markets.

Bargaining Position

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Nonunion Workers

Employees who are not members of a labor union and therefore may lack certain protections or benefits that unionized workers enjoy.

Strike Fund

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