I have decided to conduct my paper on the state of Guyana. Guyana is a small Country in
South America. Bounded on the north by the Atlantic Ocean, on the east by Suriname, on the northwest by Venezuela, and on the south and southwest by Brazil. The capitol city of Guyana is Georgetown. Guyana is the only English-speaking country in South America. This paper will tell the culture, habitation, people, the world they live in, at the end of this paper you will have a clear understanding to the state of Guyana. I will be using the ASCOPE to conduct my research on Guyana. Guyana is a small country in South America. It has four main river’s that run through it.
They are the Courante, Berbice, Demerara, and the Essequibo river. All …show more content…
The population is made up of 49 percent Indians,
35 percent Africans, 7 percent mixed-races, and 6.8 percent Amerindians. There are many religions in Guyana and they are 65 percent Hindu, 20 percent Muslim, and 15 percent Christian.
The population is about 720,000. Much of the Indian population came over as indentured labor from India to replace the
Africans in plantation work. The African descents left the plantation after their emancipation in
1836. The descents that are still in Guyana from India keep a strong culture relationship to their Indian relatives. Most of the culture in Guyana dates back to the early years when the
British came over and took land from Venezuela and created the country of Guyana. All though most of the country is in the forest area, the Guyanese people still manage to farm and grow crops to supply their economy. The main exports from the country of Guyana is sugar and rum. The whole country
Contributes in growing rice and sugar in order to make rum to sell to many different nations.
Some of the nations that Guyana trades with are Europe, and the United States of America. Most of the food is produced locally and grown year around. Most of their Imported goods consist …show more content…
Most of the buildings in Guyana are built mainly of wood, with large ceilings. This comes from when Great Britain came and took over Guyana. Now that they are getting established as a country of their own they are starting to build more buildings out of other materials. The most populated cities in Guyana are the city of New Amsterdam, and the capitol city of Georgetown. Guyana is a small country with just over 760,000 people total. The main language in Guyana is English. Guyana is the only English-speaking country in South America. This is because Great Britain established them in the early 1800’s for the slave trade. Today Guyana and Venezuela are in a heated battle over the land that Great Britain took from them to create Guyana. They have been fighting for the better part of 30 years now with nether of them giving an inch ether way for the other. This will continue until Guyana is big enough to over through Venezuela and is recognized as a full country. This has been a bloody battle for a long time with no signs of slowing down any. As Guyana is not going to give up any of its farm land back to Venezuela. Guyana uses that land to farm and produce rice to sell to other countries to make a living and to get what they need to
South America. Bounded on the north by the Atlantic Ocean, on the east by Suriname, on the northwest by Venezuela, and on the south and southwest by Brazil. The capitol city of Guyana is Georgetown. Guyana is the only English-speaking country in South America. This paper will tell the culture, habitation, people, the world they live in, at the end of this paper you will have a clear understanding to the state of Guyana. I will be using the ASCOPE to conduct my research on Guyana. Guyana is a small country in South America. It has four main river’s that run through it.
They are the Courante, Berbice, Demerara, and the Essequibo river. All …show more content…
The population is made up of 49 percent Indians,
35 percent Africans, 7 percent mixed-races, and 6.8 percent Amerindians. There are many religions in Guyana and they are 65 percent Hindu, 20 percent Muslim, and 15 percent Christian.
The population is about 720,000. Much of the Indian population came over as indentured labor from India to replace the
Africans in plantation work. The African descents left the plantation after their emancipation in
1836. The descents that are still in Guyana from India keep a strong culture relationship to their Indian relatives. Most of the culture in Guyana dates back to the early years when the
British came over and took land from Venezuela and created the country of Guyana. All though most of the country is in the forest area, the Guyanese people still manage to farm and grow crops to supply their economy. The main exports from the country of Guyana is sugar and rum. The whole country
Contributes in growing rice and sugar in order to make rum to sell to many different nations.
Some of the nations that Guyana trades with are Europe, and the United States of America. Most of the food is produced locally and grown year around. Most of their Imported goods consist …show more content…
Most of the buildings in Guyana are built mainly of wood, with large ceilings. This comes from when Great Britain came and took over Guyana. Now that they are getting established as a country of their own they are starting to build more buildings out of other materials. The most populated cities in Guyana are the city of New Amsterdam, and the capitol city of Georgetown. Guyana is a small country with just over 760,000 people total. The main language in Guyana is English. Guyana is the only English-speaking country in South America. This is because Great Britain established them in the early 1800’s for the slave trade. Today Guyana and Venezuela are in a heated battle over the land that Great Britain took from them to create Guyana. They have been fighting for the better part of 30 years now with nether of them giving an inch ether way for the other. This will continue until Guyana is big enough to over through Venezuela and is recognized as a full country. This has been a bloody battle for a long time with no signs of slowing down any. As Guyana is not going to give up any of its farm land back to Venezuela. Guyana uses that land to farm and produce rice to sell to other countries to make a living and to get what they need to