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3. Resources- Tourism- Exports- Imports-
•Bauxite, Kingston •Alumina •food
•gypsum, Montego Bay, •Bauxite •other consumer goods
•Limestone Ocho Rios. • sugar •industrial suppliers
•Marble This creates many jobs • rum •Fuel
• sand for people in Jamaica •Coffee •parts and accessories
•silica •Yams of capital goods
Jamaica is a place many people • beverages •machinery
choose to go on vacation meaning • chemicals •transport equipment,
they bring back Jamaica’s happy • mineral fuels construction materials
atmosphere and traditions to
America.
4. Cut cake - This sweet cake is made
with diced coconut and ginger toffee.
Jamaican Pattie- a turnover filled
with spicy meat that’s a favorite
lunch snack with locals
Fritters - These deep-fried breads
usually contain codfish or conch and
are served as an appetizer
5. Jamaican music can range anywhere from traditional folk songs to
more modern music such as salsa or reggae.
Jamaican music originally formed from the native Americans who
were the first people to live on the islands
Jamaican music can usually be grouped into a few major categories
These categories consist of Folk, Classical, or commercially popular.
When people think of Jamaican music they usually only think about
the more modern popular music that comes from this area. The
styles that were used to emerged around the 60's
There are a lot of different styles and all the islands re very creative
Sometimes Jamaican music isn't meant for beauty, it is meant for
protest and social commentary.
They still use old instruments like the Jamaican drums
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7. Literacy Rate: 87.9
Life Expectancy: 75
Poverty: Household income percentage: 2.1-
35.8
Unemployment Rate: 12.4
Population: 3 million
