The document provides an overview of Grenada, including its language, foods, music, economy, imports, exports, living standards, and sources. It notes that the official language is English, but the language has been influenced by French and African languages. The economy relies heavily on tourism, with attractions like beaches, waterfalls, and parks, as well as agriculture including nutmeg, cocoa, and bananas. Calypso, reggae, and carnival are part of the local culture. Unemployment is high at 15% and healthcare is inadequate.

1. By: Kavitha Babu and Rachel
Rosencrans

2. Language
• The official language is English
• The language of Grenada evolved from
its heritage of English, French and
African ancestry.
• Phrases:
When partying, friends usually say
"We go see" which means see you
later

3. Foods
• Lots of spices
o Nutmeg
o Ginger
o Etc...
• Rice
• Stew
• Meat
o Chicken
o pork
• Seafood
o Fish
o Crab

4. Music
• Calypso
• Reggae
• They have a celebration called
Carnival
• Drumming groups
• Local bands

5. Economic Aspect
• Tourism
o National Parks: White Island National Park,
Sandy Island National Park, Etc...
o Waterfalls: Seven Sisters,Concord Falls,
Victoria Falls, etc...
o Beaches: Magazin Beach, Levera Beach, etc..
• Natural Forests
o Timber
o Tropical Fruit
o Deepwater Harbors

6. Import
• Partners with Japan, United Kingdom,
United States
• Manufactured good
• Machinery
• Chemicals
• Fuel
• Food

7. Exports
• Partners with United Kingdom, United
States, and the Netherlands
• Fruits
• Vegetable
• Cocoa
• Banana
• Mace
• Citrus

8. Current Standard of Living for
People
• Literacy Rate: 96%
• Life Expectancy: male-71% female-76%
• Poverty: Due to natural disasters
• Unemployment: The unemployment rate is
15%
• Healthcare issues:
o Healthcare is inadequate
o Poor Management

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