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 Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 1:45pm |
it's my understanding that the caribs, arawaks and ciboney people were killed off before the slaves got to the different islands ... they didn't get a chance to live among the invaders and slaves
except maybe the maroons in jamaica ... who were able to escape to the interior
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 1:54pm |
 rickysrose wrote:
it's my understanding that the caribs, arawaks and ciboney people were killed off before the slaves got to the different islands ... they didn't get a chance to live among the invaders and slaves
except maybe the maroons in jamaica ... who were able to escape to the interior |
I thought so too. The English and the French killed off the majority of the Carib population.
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 1:59pm |
This thread is bout to go places.
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 2:06pm |
Yes. Love my RhiRhi forehead I do wish my face were ever so slightly shorter though. I can come off as mean in pics at times
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 2:08pm |
rickysrose wrote:
it's my understanding that the caribs, arawaks and ciboney people were killed off before the slaves got to the different islands ... they didn't get a chance to live among the invaders and slaves
except maybe the maroons in jamaica ... who were able to escape to the interior |
i just found out recently that them British mofos took a bunch of maroons and just dropped them off over in Sierra Leone....
Can you imagine just taken from your country and dropped off in the middle of another continent that you know nothing about and have no friends/relatives there?...
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I don't like my face.
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 2:14pm |
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The Caribs, Arawaks and Ciboney are still in Guyana to this day.
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 2:43pm |
rickysrose wrote:
it's my understanding that the caribs, arawaks and ciboney people were killed off before the slaves got to the different islands ... they didn't get a chance to live among the invaders and slaves
except maybe the maroons in jamaica ... who were able to escape to the interior |
this is not entirely true in the DR...i learned it from Z ....read some article. i find it hard to believe an entire ppl were wiped out....seems too neat. i assume if it is true in DR it might be partly true in some areas of Haiti as well...same island and all
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 2:44pm |
Derri wrote:
The Caribs, Arawaks and Ciboney are still in Guyana to this day.
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maybe the dutch had different policies regarding "natives"
in the caribbean islands they massacred the original peoples
if Dominica still has their original people that would wonderful, I hadn't heard that before
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Posted: Feb 07 2013 at 2:46pm |
rickysrose wrote:
Derri wrote:
The Caribs, Arawaks and Ciboney are still in Guyana to this day.
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maybe the dutch had different policies regarding "natives"
in the caribbean islands they massacred the original peoples
if Dominica still has their original people that would wonderful, I hadn't heard that before
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do you mean DR or do you mean Dominica? if Z were here she could tell u more...i feel like it was a DNA study or something
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