My Paper
HISTORY
School Based Assessment (S.B.A)
By
STUDENT NAME: Brusane Lewis
SCHOOL: Mt alvernia High School
TERRITORY: Jamaica
REGISTER NUMBER:
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SUBJECT: HISTORY
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FORM: 10 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title of study 1
Statement of aim 2
Rationale 3
1.) Introduction 4
2.) The social effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti and the wider Caribbean 6
3.) The political effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti and 7 the wider Caribbean
4.) The economical effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti and the wider Caribbean 8
5.) Conclusion 9
6.) Bibliography 10
7.) Appendix 11
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TITLE OF STUDY:
THEME:
The social, economical & political effects of the Haitian revolution on Haiti and the wider Caribbean.
STATEMENT OF AIM
In reading this project the reader should have a clear understanding of the Spanish Monopoly and the different factors that lead to the European rivalry in the 14th -18th century in the Caribbean.They should be able to determine if the Spanish Monopoly was the main factor that led to the Rivalry, gain a better awareness of their roots, past and culture . The reason for this topic being chosen was to better identify, analyze, interpret and understand the Spanish Monopoly and the European rivalary. For me, History encourages the mind to think, and this topic brought out that ability. There was an abundance of factual information which then made me use my skills as a historian. The topic itself was a very interesting one which played a big part for me choosing it. They should be able to link the Haitian Revolution to other Revolutions, how they came about and how it affected the most profitable good or produce known as (SUGAR) around that time.
RATIONALE
The reason for this topic being chosen was to better identify, analyze, interpret and understand the Spanish Monopoly and the European rivalary. For me, History encourages the mind to think, and this
School Based Assessment (S.B.A)
By
STUDENT NAME: Brusane Lewis
SCHOOL: Mt alvernia High School
TERRITORY: Jamaica
REGISTER NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER:
SUBJECT: HISTORY
TEACHER:
FORM: 10 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title of study 1
Statement of aim 2
Rationale 3
1.) Introduction 4
2.) The social effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti and the wider Caribbean 6
3.) The political effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti and 7 the wider Caribbean
4.) The economical effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti and the wider Caribbean 8
5.) Conclusion 9
6.) Bibliography 10
7.) Appendix 11
.
TITLE OF STUDY:
THEME:
The social, economical & political effects of the Haitian revolution on Haiti and the wider Caribbean.
STATEMENT OF AIM
In reading this project the reader should have a clear understanding of the Spanish Monopoly and the different factors that lead to the European rivalry in the 14th -18th century in the Caribbean.They should be able to determine if the Spanish Monopoly was the main factor that led to the Rivalry, gain a better awareness of their roots, past and culture . The reason for this topic being chosen was to better identify, analyze, interpret and understand the Spanish Monopoly and the European rivalary. For me, History encourages the mind to think, and this topic brought out that ability. There was an abundance of factual information which then made me use my skills as a historian. The topic itself was a very interesting one which played a big part for me choosing it. They should be able to link the Haitian Revolution to other Revolutions, how they came about and how it affected the most profitable good or produce known as (SUGAR) around that time.
RATIONALE
The reason for this topic being chosen was to better identify, analyze, interpret and understand the Spanish Monopoly and the European rivalary. For me, History encourages the mind to think, and this
Bibliography: 2.) Isaac Dookhan, A Pre-emancipation History of the West Indies, Carlong Publishers Ltd, kingston10, 33 Second Street, Newport West, Kingston 13, Jamaica, 1971. 3.) William Claypole & John Robottom, Caribbean Story Book 1 (3rd Edition), Carlong publishers (Caribbean Limited), Kingston Jamaica, 2001. 4.) Eric Williams, From Columbus to Castro: The history of the Caribbean 1492-1969, Carlton Publishing Group, London, 1970.