Titlebook: General History of the Caribbean UNESCO Volume 5; The Caribbean in the Bridget Brereton,Teresita Martínez-Vergne,Blanca G Book 2003 Palgrav

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63911-5sh a public system of elementary education between 1898 and 1902. Haiti and the Dominican Republic, especially Haiti, the two longest-established independent nations in the Caribbean, had very unpleasant experiences with the Americans as educators and military occupants simultaneously. These nations

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The Caribbean in the 1930s, turbulent decade were closely intertwined. Both the wider world and the Caribbean region experienced severe disruptions during the Great Depression.. Both suffered prolonged consequences from the Second World War at the end of it. For both, the adjustments to an unprecedented combination of depress

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,Proletarian movements (1940–90),urably to proletarian autonomy. The post-1970 decline in post-war prosperity confirmed the tendency in the earlier period to control unions more rigorously. Simultaneously, proletarian movements have depended less on their earlier political alliances.

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Caribbean international relations at the turn of the century,he Soviet Union challenged the dominance of the United States, which had emerged as a major regional power during the late nineteenth century. Politically, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and the colonies of Spain on the Caribbean littoral won their independence from their European colonizers du