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Barbados. By: Remi Deyak And Greta Benson. Animals:. Green Monkey: Green Monkeys are originally from West Africa. They came to Barbados 350 years ago. Mongoose: There are more than 30 types of Mongoose. They can range from 1-4 feet long. Red-Footed Tortoise: The Tortoise has red,
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Barbados By: Remi Deyak And Greta Benson
Animals: • Green Monkey: Green Monkeys are originally from West Africa. They came to Barbados 350 years ago. • Mongoose: There are more than 30 types of Mongoose. They can range from 1-4 feet long. • Red-Footed Tortoise: The Tortoise has red, Yellow, and orange markings on its face. It is called the Red Footed Tortoise because of the red tinton its limbs. The Tortoise can live 40-50 years.
Landforms: • Miami Beach: It is ranked 1st out of all of the beaches in Barbados. • Mount Hillaby: It is the tallest mountain in Barbados at 340 miles high. • Mount Dover Beach: At miles high, it is the 2nd highest mountain in Barbados.
Culture: • The influence of the English on Barbados is a lot more noticeable on this island than other islands in the west indies. • Citizens there are officially called Barbadians. • An important event there is the Crop over.
Cities: • Some of the Cities here are… • Bridgetown • Speighstown • Oistins
History • Some believe that the Amerindians settled here from Venezuela around 1623 B.C. • The Arakaks were the people after the Ameridians. The Arakak people were conquered by the Caribs in 1200. • The Carib people were Cannibals.
Popular Authors: • George Lamming wrote the novel In the Castle of My Skin. It is a novel of West Indians literature. • Karen Lord wrote the Novel Redemption In Indigo.
Government: • Type of government: Democratic • A political form of government in which governing power is derived from the people.
Facts: • The Capital of Barbados is Bridgetown. • Their official language is English. • Rihanna is from Barbados
Bibliography: • www.wikipedia.com/wiki/barbados • www.barbados.org/history1.htm • www.kirjasto.sci.fi/lamming.htm • http://renamz2.blogspot.com/2011/01 • www.barbados.org/govt.htm • www.geonames.org/BB/highest-mountain-in-barbados.html