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    Pan-Africanists attempted to organize people of African descent across the diaspora through conferences and political organizations to discuss issues impacting their communities and advocate for independence. Pan-Africanism has significantly altered the lives of African descendants in the Caribbean politically, socially, economically and culturally. The two main objectives of Negritude were to celebrate and promote black African culture and values, and to challenge colonial ideologies of European cultural and racial superiority. Negritude and Pan-Africanism both aimed to empower people of African descent, but Negritude focused more on cultural identity and expression.

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    Pan-Africanists attempted to organize people of African descent across the diaspora through conferences and political organizations to discuss issues impacting their communities and advocate for independence. Pan-Africanism has significantly altered the lives of African descendants in the Caribbean politically, socially, economically and culturally. The two main objectives of Negritude were to celebrate and promote black African culture and values, and to challenge colonial ideologies of European cultural and racial superiority. Negritude and Pan-Africanism both aimed to empower people of African descent, but Negritude focused more on cultural identity and expression.

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    Pan-Africanists attempted to organize people of African descent across the diaspora through conferences and political organizations to discuss issues impacting their communities and advocate for independence. Pan-Africanism has significantly altered the lives of African descendants in the Caribbean politically, socially, economically and culturally. The two main objectives of Negritude were to celebrate and promote black African culture and values, and to challenge colonial ideologies of European cultural and racial superiority. Negritude and Pan-Africanism both aimed to empower people of African descent, but Negritude focused more on cultural identity and expression.

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    Worksheet: Intellectual Traditions

    2020/03/23
    Answer the following questions and submit your responses via email by Wednesday March 25, 2020 @ 11:59 pm

    1. By what means did Pan-Africanists attempt to organize people of the diaspora.-4


    2. To what extent has Pan-Africanism altered the lives of African descendants in the Caribbean
    people? (Examine the impacts politically, socially, economically and culturally)-8

    3. What were TWO objectives of Negritude? -2


    4. What are the differences and similarities between Pan-Africanism and Negritude? -4
    5. Describe the impact of Negritude have on the Caribbean -4

    6. What impact does Rastafari have on Caribbean development?-5

    7. State FOUR reasons why Arthur Lewis proposed a policy of industrialisation by invitation-4
    8. List Four countries that modelled programmes of industrialization; say what programmes were
    introduced.-4
    9. How did these investors benefit from industrialization by invitation?-4
    10. Evaluate the effectiveness of industrialization by invitation.-4

    11. Who was Karl Marx?-1


    12. What were Marx’s arguments as it relates to a capitalist society?-2
    13. Which Caribbean countries practised co-operative socialism and what were the results? -6

    14. What is Dependency Theory?-3

    15. a. What is feminism?-2


    b. What is the difference between ‘sex’ and ‘gender’?-2
    c. Examine TWO impacts of feminism on the Caribbean?-4

    16. Why were Indian labourers used in the Caribbean after emancipation in the Caribbean?-4
    17. List THREE Caribbean countries to which they came-3
    18. List THREE hardships faced by West Indian labourers on Caribbean plantations and THREE ways
    in which they responded to these challenges.-6
    19. How have Indo-Caribbean people contributed to the cultural diversity of the region?-4

    20. Indigenous perspectives look at the contribution of the indigenous peoples-the Amerindians.
    Indigenous perspectives also relates to ideas, thoughts and actions of Caribbean people in forging
    their own development.
    a. What circumstances urged scholars to highlight an indigenous perspective?
    (Look at how the Europeans perceived the Amerindians)-4
    b. Name THREE Caribbean authors who have highlighted the contributions of the indigenous
    people. -3

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