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Resistance and Rebellion in the Caribbean
cdn.nationalarchives.gov.ukGroup 2: Maroons Map showing 1500 acres of Jamaica, given to the Maroons in 1739 (CO700/Jamaica 24) 1. Circle the area of land inside the red line. Why do you think the Maroons have chosen to settle in this area? 2. The land has been given to the Maroons as part of a deal with the British. What do you think the Maroons have promised in return? 3.
Student Guide for completing CSEC History SBA
nlj.gov.jmTrelawny were granted to him and the body of the maroons under his command.” 1 Footnote or Endnote 1. Dallas, R.C. The history of the Maroons, from their origin to the establishment of their chief tribe at Sierra Leone…., 79. A reference list must come at the end of your report. This gives the full bibliographic information of
Slave Power: The Relationship between Slave and Slave Owner
cdn.nationalarchives.gov.ukMaroons also posed a threat as in the case of Jamaica when a group of runaway slaves set about attempting to emancipate as many slaves as they could find, waging a war on the plantation economy. In 1728, the twenty-six slaves purchased by George Manning was reduced to just four in less than a year, because of the work of the Maroons.