Caribbean Studies - Assessment - Lesson 3

Which group of laborers migrated to work on the Panama Canal, contributing to the establishment of a Caribbean diaspora in Panama?

Which system of forced labor and tribute collection was imposed on indigenous populations in the Caribbean?

Which event led to the establishment of Haiti as the first independent Black republic?

Which group of laborers were brought to work in agriculture and other industries after slavery?

Which type of farming involved clearing land by burning vegetation?

Which group of laborers contributed to the growth of Caribbean communities in London and other parts of the United Kingdom after World War II?

Which group of laborers played a significant role in the plantation-based economy in the Caribbean?

Which group of laborers resisted oppression through slave revolts, maroon communities, and indigenous uprisings?

Which group emerged in the post-slavery period, seeking autonomy and land rights?

Which movement aimed to promote economic self-sufficiency and diversification away from plantation monoculture in the Caribbean?

Which groups were the earliest settlers in the Caribbean?

Who were brought to the Caribbean as indentured laborers after the abolition of slavery?

Which group of people were forced to migrate to the Caribbean due to the transatlantic slave trade?

Which country has a significant diasporic community in the United States, especially in New York?

What is the focus of the lesson on migratory movements and patterns of settlement from 1838 to the present day?

Which systems of production were developed in the Caribbean?

What were the responses of Caribbean people to oppression and genocide?

What is the main objective of the lesson on the historical process in the Caribbean?

Which European colonizers established settlements in the Caribbean?

What shaped the demographic landscape of the Caribbean?

The Taíno, Caribs, and Arawaks were the only indigenous groups in the Caribbean during pre-Columbian times.

The transatlantic slave trade led to the forced migration of millions of Africans to the Caribbean.

Indentured laborers from India, China, and other regions were brought to the Caribbean after the abolition of slavery.

Migration of Dominicans to the United States, especially to New York, created a significant diasporic community.

The historical process in the Caribbean only focuses on migratory movements and patterns of settlement.

The development of peasant groups in the Caribbean was a response to oppression and genocide.

The movements toward independence in the Caribbean included political and economic enfranchisement and entrepreneurial activities.

European colonization in the Caribbean was primarily led by Spanish and British colonizers.

The demographic landscape of the Caribbean remained unchanged after the transatlantic slave trade.

The systems of production in the Caribbean included slash and burn, encomienda, slavery, and indentureship.

True or false: Caribbean laborers migrated to work on the Panama Canal, contributing to the establishment of a Caribbean diaspora in Panama.

True or false: Post-World War II migration led to the growth of Caribbean communities in London and other parts of the United Kingdom.

True or false: Indigenous peoples practiced subsistence farming through slash-and-burn agriculture, clearing land by burning vegetation.

True or false: Encomienda was a Spanish system of forced labor and tribute collection from indigenous populations.

True or false: The plantation-based economy in the Caribbean relied on enslaved African labor, particularly in sugar, cotton, and coffee production.

True or false: After slavery, indentured laborers from India and China were brought to work in agriculture and other industries in the Caribbean.

True or false: Enslaved Africans and indigenous populations resisted oppression through slave revolts, maroon communities, and indigenous uprisings.

True or false: The Haitian Revolution led to the establishment of Haiti as the first independent Black republic.

True or false: In the post-slavery period, peasant movements and communities emerged in the Caribbean, seeking autonomy and land rights.

True or false: Political enfranchisement in the Caribbean involved gradual political reforms and increased representation in colonial legislatures.

Match the following Caribbean historical events with their descriptions:

Match the following systems of production with their descriptions:

Match the following responses to oppression and genocide with their descriptions:

Match the following movements toward independence with their descriptions:

Match the following entrepreneurial activities with their descriptions: