Caribbean society was forged in a colonial context of brutal encounters between various European powers, the indigenous peoples of the region, and the Africans who were kidnapped, shipped across the Atlantic, and enslaved on plantations in the New World. Later arrivals were the East Indians, Chi-nese, and Portuguese who came as indentured servants and a Jewish, Syrian

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