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Trinidad & Tobago Culture:     more books (61)

Trinidad & Tobago (Cultures of the World) by Sean Sheehan, 2001-03 Trinidad & Tobago - Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide to Customs & Culture by Tim Ewbank, 2011-02-15 Trinidad and Tobago Culture: International Soca Monarch Culture histories of Trinidad and Tobago: The Amerindian community by Peter Harris, 1989 Mastana Bahar and Indian culture in Trinidad and Tobago (East Indians in the Caribbean) by Shamoon Mohammed, 1982 The Portuguese of Trinidad and Tobago: Portrait of an ethnic minority (Culture and entrepreneuship in the Caribbean) by Jo-Anne S Ferreira, 1994 PARTY POLITICS AND PUBLIC POLICY. A New Political Culture Needed for Trinidad and Tobago. by John Milton. Hackshaw, 1997-01-01 The present culture and monasticism in Trinidad and Tobago by L. F. Semper, 1971-01-01 THE JHANDI AND THE CROSS: THE CLASH OF CULTURES IN POST-CREOLE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO by Selwyn. Ryan, 1999 Party politics & public policy: A new political culture needed for Trinidad and Tobago : a historical review of the emergence and development of Trinidad ... the birth of the People's National Movement by John M Hackshaw, 1997 Executive Report on Strategies in Trinidad and Tobago, 2000 edition (Strategic Planning Series) by The Trinidad and Tobago Research Group, The Trinidad, et all 2000-11-02 Bacchanal: The Carnival Culture of Trinidad by Peter Mason, 1999-03-25 African Survivals in Trinidad and Tobago by J.D. Elder, 1988-07-01 Guinea's Other Suns: The African Dynamic in Trinidad Culture by Maureen Warner-Lewis, 1991-01

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1. Culture Of Trinidad And Tobago - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   The Culture of Trinidad and Tobago reflects the influence of African, Indian,, Amerindian, Chinese, British, French and to a lesser extent Spanish and Portuguese. Since the  
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   Extractions: Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed (June 2009) This article may require copy editing for grammar, style, cohesion, tone, or spelling . You can assist by editing it The Culture of Trinidad and Tobago reflects the influence of African Indian Amerindian Chinese ... French and to a lesser extent Spanish and Portuguese . Since the histories of Trinidad and Tobago are different, there are differences in the cultural influences which have shaped each island. Despite their small sizes, there are also regional differences within each island. Trinidad and Tobago is an English -speaking country with strong links to the United Kingdom . Historical membership in the British Empire left a major influence on the country, including the dominance of the English language and the popularity of the two top sports in the country, football and cricket A Steelpan from Tobago Main article: Trinidad and Tobago Carnival The most influential single factor on the culture of Trinidad and Tobago is Carnival . Carnival was brought to Trinidad by French settlers in the later part of the eighteenth century. Originally the celebration was confined to the elite, but it was imitated and adapted by their slaves and, after the

2. Trinisinlondon.com: TRINIS IN LONDON.COM. PROFILING & EMPOWERING OUR PEOPLE. CAR
   About Trinidadians and Tobagonians business in London Trinis parties Trini's food Trinidad Tobago culture. New info of Nottinghill Carnival 2006  
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3. Culture Of Trinidad And Tobago - Traditional, History, People, Women, Beliefs, F
   Culture of S o Tom e Pr ncipe, Culture of Saudi Arabia, Culture of Scotland, Culture of Senegal, Culture of Serbia and Montenegro, Culture of Seychelles, Culture of Sierra  
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   Extractions: Powered by JRank Countries and Their Cultures To-Z Identification. tabaco (tobacco in Spanish). criollo Location and Geography. Demography. According to the 1990 census, the total population was 1,234,400. The two major ethnic groups are Blacks (39.59 percent of the population) and East Indians (40.27 percent). The remainder of the population in 1990 included Mixed, White, and Chinese. Trinidad and Tobago Linguistic Affiliation. The official language is English. At present, Trinidad is multilingual, with inhabitants speaking standard and nonstandard forms of English, a French-based creole, nonstandard Spanish, and Bhojpuri. Urdu is spoken in some rural areas. Arabic, Yoruba, Bhojpuri, Urdu and other languages are used in religious contexts, and the traditional Christmas music called parang is sung in Spanish. Trinidadians delight in their colorful speech and like to emphasize its distinctive use and development as a marker of identity. Standard and nonstandard English are spoken in Tobago.

4. Gotrinidadandtobago.com - All About Www.gotrinidadandtobago.com In Dataopedia
   Keywords history of trinidad and tobago, trinidad tobago culture, map of trinidad, trinidad beaches, trinidad and tobago map, trinidad and tobago food, facts about trinidad and  
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5. Trinidad And Tobago Culture
   The islands of Trinidad and Tobago are famous for their steel band music. This music is an important part of Carnival, the biggest celebration of the year on the islands.  
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   Extractions: Culture of Trinidad and Tobago The islands of Trinidad and Tobago are famous for their steel band music. This music is an important part of Carnival, the biggest celebration of the year on the islands. Carnival is a giant celebration that happens before Lent every year. There are many parties and parades where thousands of people dress up in fantastic costumes and dance the calypso. It is very colorful and lots of fun for everyone. Trinidad and Tobago also have their own university and many local artists and writers. There are theaters that put on plays and many musical concerts and celebrations. For sports, people enjoy soccer, rugby, cricket, horse racing, and boat racing. There are powerboat races between the two islands. Home Geography People History ... Author

6. Peter Minshall, Trinidad Mas Designer
   my whole aim of putting up these videos is to preserve and promote Trinidad Tobago culture. I am a person who loves all aspects of T T culture and I find  
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7. Trinidad And Tobago Culture
   Trinidad and Tobago is a country with diverse cultural backgrounds. Though Trinidad and Tobago are two different islands yet they share identical cultural backgrounds. Along with  
   http://www.mapsofworld.com/trinidad-and-tobago/culture/
   
   Extractions: Christmas in USA ... Trinidad and Tobago > Culture Trinidad and Tobago culture is known for its carnival, steel band and calypso music are famous throughout the world. The carnival was first introduced in Trinidad and Tobago. The Trinidad and Tobago language is a mixture of African dialects besides coining some words from other languages. Trinidad and Tobago culture also encompasses Trinidad and Tobago language, art, food, society, religion. Trinidad and Tobago language is a mixture of various languages. The Trinidad and Tobago language has words spoken among the Kwa and Akan dialects of African origin. There are some loan words borrowed from Spanish, French, Amerindian and East Indian Languages. Hindi words are also very much a part of the Trinidad and Tobago language. The Trinidad and Tobago carnival shows the creativity of the trinbagonians. Carnival had its birth in the streets of Trinidad and Tobago. Kite flying is another part of Trinidad and Tobago culture. Moreover the calypso and the steel band is famous worldwide and is also a part of the Trinidad and Tobago culture.

8. Trinidad And Tobago - Books, Pictures, Posters And News On Your Favorite Pursuit
   Trinidad Tobago Culture Smart! The Essential Guide to Customs Culture by Tim Ewbank The twin Caribbean islands of Trinidad and Tobago could hardly be more different.  
   http://trinidad-and-tobago.purzuit.com/

9. Trinidad And Tobago Culture | Trinidad-guide.info
   The culture of Trinidad and Tobago is incredibly diverse and yet unmistakably distinct.  
   http://trinidad-guide.info/past.and.present/culture/
   
   Extractions: The Segmental Info System Loading Calypso Waves The islands of Trinidad and Tobago have two very different tones. Trinidad is the upbeat, fun island, while Tobago is more laid back. However, both have similar cultural backgrounds, and their rich cultures create a wonderful country to explore. Music and festivals are the most dominant means of cultural expression here, but arts are also important to the culture. Carnival is the most well-known cultural festival, and calypso and steel band music are both internationally popular. The annual celebration of Carnival takes place across the Caribbean, but it originated on the island of Trinidad. Each year just before Ash Wednesday, this festival fills the streets where vacationers and locals mingle to watch parades and celebrate. Don't be surprised if you're invited to play mas' (short for masquerade). Partygoers wear brightly-colored costumes covered in sequins and feathers and spend their days dancing and partying in the streets. In fact, it's recommended that you sleep a little extra the day before Carnival if you plan to take part in the festivities. The original Carnival celebration was only for the masses. Members of the island's upper class would watch, but not participate in the festival. The Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago has given rise to a number of recurring characters.

10. Turquoise Net - Tour Operators (Caribbean & Beyond)
    Banwari Tours, Trinidad Tobago Culture, adventure, educational and eco tours. Absolute Caribbean, Caribbean Region Touroperator specialized in Caribbean, Florida Cruise Vacations.  
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    Extractions: This website is operated by dedicated Caribbean holiday experts and so they can give you the best advice on exactly which islands to travel to. As they are dedicated to the Caribbean they can even give advice on the smaller islands. They take great pride in finding the perfect spot for you. When you have chosen the place that suits you they will then search operators for the best price for you. Elegant Escapes are a luxury tour operator who specialise in 4 and 5 star holidays to the Caribbean and other high class destinations. If you are looking for that extra special holiday which is a cut above the rest then you should try their service. As a direct sell tour operator they have some fantastic prices for these destinations so you can experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous at a fraction of the cost.

11. Trinidad & Tobago - Culture, Customs & Etiquette
    Guide to travel, doing business, and studying in Trinidad Tobago culture, greetings, gestures, etiquette, taboos, negotiations, gift-giving, and more.  
    http://www.culturecrossing.net/basics_business_student.php?id=206

12. Pantasia Creative Learning
    During our fast paced and exciting presentation, all students will learn about pan (steel drum), the history of Caribbean music, Trinidad Tobago culture, different styles of  
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    Extractions: ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS The Pantasia Steel Band presents assembly programs that are approximately 45 minutes in length and are available for audiences of any age. During our fast paced and exciting presentation, all students will learn about pan (steel drum), the history of Caribbean music, Trinidad & Tobago culture, different styles of Caribbean music, and how a steel drum is made. You and your students will enjoy a musical demonstration, tracing the evolution of the steel drum from the early times of the Tamboo Bamboo Band to the modern day steel drum. A post-assembly worksheet can even be provided as a way to assess student learning. This "feel-good" performance is guaranteed to entertain and educate! Song choices and educational content are designed to tailor our performance to the age of your students. will sing, clap, and move to calypsos, socas, & reggaes including familiar songs like "Don't Worry...Be Happy", "Hot,Hot,Hot" and "Under the Sea"! Students will enjoy a demonstration of the non-pitched Caribbean percussion found in a steel band including conga drums, timbales, guiros, and even a car part called a breakdrum. Educational content includes elements of Caribbean geography, Spanish, Culture, History, and Music Theory. Lots of audience participation with a sing-a-long grand finale! Pantasia offers student performance opportunities

13. Trinidad And Tobago: Culture And History - CaribbeanChoice
    CaribbeanChoice is a website that promotes all that's Caribbean, all Caribbean islands, it's people, it's culture, it's products and generates interest and awareness about  
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14. Bacchanal Radio :: The World's #1 Chutney Soca Station
    Bacchanal Radio is the true reflection of Trinidad Tobago culture, embracing every face every race, every religion every tradition… bringing Trinbagonians together world  
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    Extractions: WELCOME TO BACCHANALRADIO.COM AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0','width','512','height','288','src','flash/video_AS3','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','flash/video_AS3' ); //end AC code BACCHANAL RADIO MOBILE Get your mobile device ready to stream Bacchanal Radio. more MAILING LIST Get updated with D' Real Bacchanal! Sign Up Here. more FACEBOOK GROUP Join us on Facebook. more FOLLOW US ON TWITTER For all the social networking addicts, follow us on Twitter.

15. Trinidad & Tobago - Culture Smart! By Tim Ewbank - Trade Paperback - Random Hous
    Trinidad Tobago Culture Smart! by Tim Ewbank, Category Travel - Caribbean West Indies, Format Trade Paperback , 168 pages, ISBN 9781857335439, On Sale February 15  
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    Trinidad Tobago Culture Smart! Written by Tim Ewbank Format Trade Paperback ISBN 9781857335439 Our Price $12.95  
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17. Virtual TT: Spirit Of Trinidad & Tobago
    This website is an informative website with great design. The fastest growing website about Trinidad and Tobago islands.  
    http://www.afghan-network.net/Trinidad/Culture/

18. Caribbean Global Citizen Awards
    Her contributions as dancer, choreographer and director with Jouvay Dance Company, a Trinidad Tobago culturebased dance company was a rewarding experience.  
    http://www.carnaval.com/sf/carib-cali.htm
    
    Extractions: C'SF Home Aforum'SF Top EVENT GUIDE Dance Classes Caribbean Global Citizen Awards Awards presented on July 27, 2002 at Caribbean Summer Fest. The event was produed by H.A. Myers ( H.A. Productions haproduction.net Newton C. Gordon Ann Marie McClure Percy C. Hintzen ... Roberto Y. Hernandez Newton C. Gordon, D.D.S., M.S. Dr. Gordon was born in Falmouth, Jamaica, where he attended high school. In September 1963, he left Jamaica to attend college at McGill University n Montreal, Canada. He received a B.Sc. in 1966 and a D.D.S. in 1970 from McGill University. He completed his residency training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in 1973 at the University of Illinois Medical Center, Chicago. In 1976, he received a M.S. degree from the Graduate College of the same institution for bench research done during his residency. Since 1973, he has taught Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at The University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) where he is a clinical professor. In 1979, he was appointed Chief of Dentistry/Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Service at San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center, an affiliated teaching hospital of UCSF, and currently serves in that role. He is a diplomat of the American Board of Maxillofacial Surgery, and holds fellowships in the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, the American College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, the Academy of Dentistry International, and the American College of Dentistry. Dr. Gordon served two two-year terms as president of the National Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and is currently Executive Director. He also served as president of the Northern California Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons for an extended eighteen-month term. For six years, he has been on the Board of the San Francisco Dental Society and is currently serving as president. In February 2002, Governor Gray Davis appointed Dr. Gordon as a member of the Dental Board of California. He continues to be active in numerous national, state and local professional societies.

19. Caribbean CHOICE - Your Gateway To The Caribbean!
    Trinidad Tobago Culture CALYPSO. Calypso evolved in the 19th century as mainly music for the  
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20. Trinidad & Tobago Culture And Geography
    PlacesOnLine online destination guide to Trinidad Tobago Informations about culture, society, history and geography  
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    Extractions: Publish Your travel services Reviewed by: Editorial Staff Overall rating: Amerindians from South America were the earliest inhabitants of Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad then came under the Spanish rule while Tobago became a British colony. This was followed by Britain acquiring both the islands during the Napoleonic wars and combined them in 1899. In 1976, Trinidad and Tobago detached themselves from the British rule and became a commonwealth republic. Trinidad and Tobago, the birthplace of

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