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    The document discusses the impact of social institutions on Caribbean people. It introduces key social institutions like family, education, religion, and justice system that were established by European, African, and Indian groups who settled in the Caribbean. It notes that colonial education supported the colonial agenda by imposing European culture and restricting education for native peoples, though it provided some benefits. Both positive and negative impacts of social institutions like family structures, education, religion, and the justice system are discussed.

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    Module 1-Handout 6 Social Institutions

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    MODULE 1
    6. Impact of Societal Institutions on Caribbean People

    What is a social institution? _____________________________________________________


    ___________________________________________________________________________

    Groups Family Forms They Brought Features /Characteristics


    Europeans

    Africans

    Indians

    Education :
    Colonial education __________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________

    What was the colonial How did a colonial education What were the benefits of a colonial
    agenda? facilitated the colonial agenda? education?

    SOCIAL + VE IMPACT -VE IMPACT


    INSTITUTIONS
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    FAMILY

    EDUCATION

    RELIGION

    JUSTICE
    SYSTEM

    CCJ
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