AFRAM 27 - Afro-Caribbean History, Politics, and Culture

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    Historical, economic, and cultural development of the Caribbean from Native American occupation and colonization by European nations to the struggle for sovereignty: Transformation of the region by the introduction of large-scale production in agriculture and the arrival of enslaved Africans; impact of African culture and resistance to slavery and European domination by blacks in the region; different paths to economic development in the post-emancipation years; and the role of U.S. foreign policy in the twentieth century.