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Jamaica has a population of approximately 2.9 million people. Some key facts about Jamaica include that Christopher Columbus first landed there in 1494, the original inhabitants were the Arawak Indians, and Jamaica gained full independence in 1962 when it withdrew from the federation. The capital of Jamaica is Kingston, and other major cities include Spanish Town and Montego Bay. The government is a parliamentary democracy and the current prime minister is Portia Simpson-Miller.
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- 2. Population - There are 2,930,050 people in jamaica
- 3. 3 Historical Facts - On May 5, 1494 Christopher Columbus, the European explorer landed in what is now Jamaica. - The original inhabitants of Jamaica are believed to be the Arawak Indians. - Annex the island in the name of the king & queen of spain. 3 Historical Fact’s - On May 5 , 1494 Christopher Columbus came up on what’s now called Jamaica. - The original inhabitant of Jamaica are believe to be the Arawak Indian. - Jamaica gained full independence when it withdrew from the federation in 1962.
- 4. Latitude & Longitude 18.1824 & 77.3218w
- 5. 3 Physical Features - Black Moutains - Black river - Island in the Caribbean Sea
- 6. Jamaican Flag Colore Black: hardship , overcome, to be faced for natural wealth. Gold: Beauty of the sunlight. Green: stands for hope agricultural resource
- 7. Capital Of Jmaica - The capital of Jamaica is Kingston
- 8. 2 Other Capital Of Jamaica - 2 other large capital cities is Spanish Town , Montego Bay
- 9. Government Of Jamaica - The type of government that Jamaicans have is Parlimentary Democracy.
- 10. Head Government - Prime Minister Porta Simpson-miller
- 11. Jamaican Money - Jamaica dollar j$ (JMD) has been the currecy of Jamaica since 1969.
- 12. Language Spoken - Jamaican people speak Unbroken English.
- 13. Climate - The climate at Jamaica is 85.flc.
- 14. Major Religion - Jamaica’s constitution provide for freedom , law & polices contribute to the generally free generally free practice of religon
- 15. Famous Thing That They Grow - Jamaica’s famous thing that they grow is sugar kane
- 17. 1 Major Attractions - One major attraction is the Dolphin Cove.
- 18. Another Major Attraction - One major attraction is the Bob Marley Museum.
- 19. Another Major Attraction - One major attraction is the Martha Brae River.
- 20. This is created. By April Attride