41. 972 West Indian History in the wider world 14921992 a regional geography. R. Clear de road a Virgin Islandshistory textbook. O’Sh, O’Shaughnessy, H. grenada revolution, invasion http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Education/972-9resources.html

972.9 West Indian History Classification Author Title Amerindians, Africans and Americans: three papers in Caribbean history Ashdown, P. Caribbean revision history for CXC Augier, F.R. Sources of West Indian history Crossroads of empire: the Europe - Caribbean connection 1492 - 1992/ edited by A. Cobley. The diaries of Abbe Armand Masse 1878 - 1883 Dookhan, I. European settlement and rivalry Dookhan, I. A post-emancipation history of the West Indies Dookhan, I. A pre-emancipation history of the West Indies Dookhan, I. Regional co-operation Greenwood, R. Arawaks to Africans Greenwood, R. Development and decolonisation Greenwood, R. Emancipation to emigration Book 2 Hall, Douglas The Caribbean experience Hurwitz, S.J. Jamaica: a historical portrait Making of the West Indies/ F.R. Augier Richardson, B.C. The Caribbean in the wider world 1492-1992: a regional geography St.Johnston, R. From a colonial governor’s notebook Sherlock, P.M. West Indian story Trade, government and society in Caribbean history, 1700-1820/ edited by B.W. Higman Williams, E.E.

42. CaribSurf.com | Net_guide Environment Nature. Government. Health. Maps Views. Real Estate. Travel Tourism.Weather. Top regional Caribbean grenada Society and Culture history. http://www.caribsurf.com/net_guide/Regional/Caribbean/Grenada/Society_and_Cultur

Apr 8 In Barbados Search the Web for Education Employment Government Health ... Society and Culture > History Grenada - American Invasion (1983) Grenada History - Travelfacts is the Internet's most comprehensive Travel guide. Search our Travel Guide for detailed information and photos for dozens of destinations; enter to win our Sweepstakes; search hotel and restaurant databases plus more. It's all at Travelfacts! The History Guy: The Invasion of Grenada Related newsgroups Internet Acceptable Use Policy Content Rating

43. Brief History Of Junior Carifta Brief history of Junior Carifta. They worked towards establishing a regional championshipat junior level and their admirable effort was Vincent, grenada, St. http://www.spiceisle.com/main/events/2000/carifta/Brief History of Junior Carift

Brief History of Junior Carifta The Carifta Championships has become more than just a showcase for young track and field athletes to display their potential annually throughout the Caribbean. It is a nursery in some ways, for tomorrow’s Olympians and world stars. Even in earlier times before the Championships, top ranking junior champions from several countries developed into world ranking performers and there is no doubt this trend will continue as the games progress annually. As the first inter-regional athletics championships to be staged for promising champions the Carifta Games forms the backdrop to international recognition. It was the brainchild of several Caribbean athletics officials, including Jessie Noel of Trinidad and Tobago and Austin Sealy of Barbados. They set about to establish this historic event. They worked towards establishing a regional championship at junior level and their admirable effort was well supported throughout the Caribbean. Of course, Barbados became the first venue and such as the success of this initial meeting, there was no stopping the roller-coaster effect that developed with each succeeding championship. It moved to Trinidad, Jamaica, Bermuda, Bahamas and in recent times, Guadeloupe and Martinique. One would hope that smaller or less financially developed islands like St. Vincent, Grenada, St. Lucia and Dominica would soon get in on the act of hosting these games.

44. History Bookmarks grenada Center Bookmarkshistory. Hyperhistory - Timeline with embedded links forall of world history, including files for INCORE regional Internet Guides. http://www.holmes.cc.ms.us/library/bookmarks/grenada/bookmarks_history.htm

About Us Administration Faculty/Staff Current Students ... Ridgeland Library Media Center Grenada Center Bookmarks-History Special Interest The War on Terrorism Virtual Exhibit Effectiveness and Utilization Survey American History The African-American Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black AmDocs - 15th to 20th Century Historical Documents American Legacy Celebrates African-American History and Culture American Memory - Library of Congress digitization of photographs, manuscripts, rare books, maps, recorded sound, and moving pictures. Center for the Study of the Presidency Documenting the American South: Beginnings to 1920 - Digitized library of southern literature and first-person narratives. History and Culture - Guide to Library of Congress materials on black history and culture. Hypertext on American History The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson Making of America - Making of America (MOA) is a digital library of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction. The collection contains approximately 1,600 books and 50,000 journal articles with 19th century imprints. Mississippi Department of Archives and History National First Ladies' Library PRESIDENT Presidents of the United States ... U.S. Presidents Page

45. Grenada: Operation Urgent Fury: Bibliography of the US Invasion and the Caribbean history that Provoked .grenada The UntoldStory Scheina, Robert L. regional Reviews Latin American Navies. US Naval http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq95-3.htm

Return to Naval Historical Center home page. Return to Frequently Asked Questions page. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER 805 KIDDER BREESE SE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060 Operation Urgent Fury and the Grenada Revoluntion: A Select Bibliography Related Resources: Operation Urgent Fury Ashby, Timothy. "Grenada: Soviet Stepping Stone." US Naval Institute Proceedings 109, no.12 (Dec. 1983): 30-35. Bartlett, Tom. "Grenada - A Rescue Mission." Leatherneck 67, no.1 (Jan. 1984): 24-27. Berry, William et al. "Ten Days of Urgent Fury" All Hands 807 (May 1984): 19-27.[article reproduced above]. Bolger, Daniel P. "Operation Urgent Fury and Its Critics." Military Review 66, no.7 (Jul. 1986): 57-69. . "Special Operations and the Grenada Campaign." Parameters 18, no.4 (Dec. 1988): 49-61. Boodhoo, Ken I. The Grenada Revolution: Rationale for Failure and Lessons for the Caribbean . Miami FL: Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University, 1986. Burgess, Tom. "Navy Says Friendly Fire Killed Soldier on Grenada."

46. History A Short history Of Netball In Nevis 9) Best of 5 Series Nevis vs St Kitts ,1997.10) The AFNA regional Tournament and Qualifying Games, grenada, 1997. http://www.nevisculturama.net/nevisnetball/history.htm

A Short History Of Netball In Nevis Home What is Netball How to Play 2000 Caribbean Championship ... Links By Janette Hull A Nation that encourages sports and gives encouragement to its athletes is enriched in many ways. We make friends through sports. More nations are brought together by sports like cricket, football, athletics, softball, netball and many more. Netball is one of the many games played in Nevis, but not many Nevisians know the role this game has played over the years, nor even how it started. Did you know that netball has put Nevis on the world map? If not, please read on. Netball originated in the United States of America, and was introduced to the Caribbean by Physical education officers from England who came to the Islands on teaching assignments. Althought the game is played in the USA , it is not popular, whereas it is popular in the United Kingdom. Netball in Nevis is without a doubt the outstanding women’s sport. Prior to 1950 Netball was introduced and played by the Excelsior School on the grounds of St Pauls Rectory. An annual competition was held between the Excelsior School of Nevis and the Girls High School from St Kitts. 1939 - 1940 saw a change. Schools no longer exchanged visits, but ex-pupils from the Excelsior School and the Girls High School played matches in both islands with Nevis always winning. 1945 - 1955 teams from the Charlestown Girls School and ex -pupils from the Charlestown Secondary School practiced at Liburd’s Yard (the ground on which the Administration Building now stands).

47. World Telephone Numbering Guide the NANP Administrator and its history are found five of these nations Dominica,grenada, Saint Christopher Northern Mariana Islands and other regional islands http://www.wtng.info/wtng-reg.html

Updated 8 January 2003 By Country Code By Country Name Other WTNG pages Acknowledgements Main Page Help Calendar Glossary ... What's New Regional Services Section Index: African information NANP Caribbean Nations (+1) East African Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (EAPTC) Europe ... United States Pacific Islands This section deals with multinational areas (e.g. Europe, North American Numbering Plan) - items on these page are considered "geographical" in nature. African information See African Telecommunications Union (ATU) For information on the background on East African arrangements among Kenya Tanzania and Uganda , see EAPTC section on this page NANP Caribbean Nations Most Caribbean nations are included in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) . So is Bermuda which is technically not a Caribbean nation, but a Northwest Atlantic island nation, but it is grouped here for historic numbering reasons. Further details on the NANP Administrator and its history are found in its website and in WTNG's general NANP information section.

48. GrenadaGenWeb Project north, it has tended throughout its history to look 1784 until its independence in1974, grenada remained a and multiple associations with other regional states http://www.britishislesgenweb.org/~grenada/

Welcome to the Grenada Genealogy Project History Although Grenada has much in common with the other small islands to its north, it has tended throughout its history to look to larger states in an effort to define its role in the world. Since its initial discovery by Christopher Columbus, Grenada has shared or sought associations of differing kinds with France, Britain, Trinidad and Tobago, Cuba (and, by extension, the Soviet Union), and the United States. Spain's association with the island extended little beyond sighting it and giving it a name, inasmuch as the Spanish made no effort to establish a colony, perhaps because of the ferocity of the Caribs already in residence (see The Pre-European Population, ch. 1). Interestingly, the island's present name is not that given to it by Columbus. That name, which it bore but briefly, was Concepción . Assigned in 1498, it had given way by 1523 on maps and charts of the region to the Spanish variant of its current designation, Granada . Speculation has it that Spanish explorers, struck by the resemblance of Grenada's mountains to those of the Sierra Nevada in Spain, applied the familiar name of a great city to this strange place so far from home. Over the centuries, although control of the island passed from France to Britain (and briefly back to France again), the name endured with but the slightest of etymological alterations, changing from

49. PhD Consultancy RRojas Databank: The Róbinson Rojas Archive.-The World Bank 200 regional tables Key indicators (16K PDF) regional comparisons for People, Environment,Economy, States and Markets A short history. Belize, grenada, Puerto Rico. http://rrojasdatabank.net/wdi201m/class.htm

Globalization Poverty Development Sustainability ... FROM THE WORLD BANK DATABASE Regional Summary Tables from the World Development Indicators 2001 The tables provided below contain the latest data for key development topics from the World Development Indicators database. All files are in PDF format. Regional tables Key indicators: (16K PDF) regional comparisons for People, Environment, Economy, States and Markets, and Global Links. Country comparisons: (9k PDF), (9K PDF), (9k PDF), South Asia (8K PDF), Sub-Saharan Africa (10K PDF) GNI per capita 1999 (Atlas method and PPP) (24K PDF) new terminology read more Total GNI 1999 (Atlas method) (16K PDF) new terminology read more Total GDP 1999 (16K PDF) PPP GDP 1999 (16K PDF) Population 1999 (15K PDF) Adult illiteracy rate (20K PDF) Technical notes FACTS AND FIGURES FROM THE WORLD DEVELOPMEN INDICATORS 2001 Classification of economies A short history ... Definitions of groups Country groups East Asia and Pacific Europe and Central Asia Latin America and the Caribbean Middle East and North Africa ... Not classified by indebtedness Classification of economies More about this change in terminology ). Based on its GNI per capita, every economy is classified as low income, middle income (subdivided into lower middle and upper middle), or high income. Other analytical groups, based on geographic regions and levels of external debt, are also used.

50. Air Power:Regional Military Actions of the USS Mayaguez in 1975, the grenada operation in Instead, many regional warsbroke out both during and after Beyond the Wild Blue A history of the US Air http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Air_Power/regional/AP43.htm

The F-111 Aardvark was used in Operation Eldorado Canyon, the 1986 attack on Libya in retaliation for Muammar Qaddafi's sponsorship of international terrorism that included a bombing at a Berlin disco that killed U.S. servicemen. Pave Tack is a laser designator pod used with selected F-4E, RF-4C, and F-111 aircraft for precision navigation, target location and target designation. It was used on four F-111s that destroyed targets in Libya in 1986. Aerial view of the Pacora River Bridge from the north. This January 4,1990 photograph shows the site where a team from the U.S. 7th Special Forces Group ambushed a Panamanian Defense Force convoy moving towards Panama City from Fort Cimarron to oppose the parachute assaults. The Lockheed AC-130H has participated in many notable combat operations since the end of the Vietnam War including the attempted rescue of the crew of the USS Mayaguez in 1975, the Grenada operation in October 1983, Operation Just Cause in Panama (1989-1990), Operation Desert Storm in Iraq (1991), Operation Restore Hope in Somalia (1993-1994), and Operation Deliberate Force in Bosnia (1995). On January 31, 1991, the first AC-130H was lost in combat supporting coalition forces engaged in ground combat during the battle of Khafji in Operation Desert Storm. A second aircraft supporting operations in Somalia was lost on March 15, 1994 when its 105-mm cannon exploded while the aircraft was airborne. Regional Military Actions A much-feared World War III never came to pass in the 20th century. In fact, the Cold War ended in 1989 with the thud of the falling Berlin Wall and the colossal statues of Lenin rather than with nuclear bombs. Instead, many regional wars broke out both during and after the Cold War, caused by centuries of ethnic and religious conflict that had been held in check by colonization and occupation. There were military operations overseen by supranational organizations, such as the United Nations or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), which enforced treaties or helped with humanitarian activities. The world looked to the United States, as one of the two superpowers, to lead the way in these conflicts, a position that did not always make it happy.

51. Nature And History Of Int'l Law (& Use Of Force) Nature history. © David S. Berry, 1999. (b) regional Arrangements Charterof the United Nations, Art. The grenada Case, Harris, 893 (in Notes). http://law.uwichill.edu.bb/davidberry/1999-2000/PIL1-99/nathishd.htm

The University of the West Indies Faculty of Law Worksheet 1 Course Director: David Berry Public International Law I: © David S. Berry, 1999 Not to be cited or used without the express permission of the author. I. Nature of International Law (Introductory) A. Definitions B. Subjects, Objects and Objectives C. Public and Private International Law D. General and Regional International Law II. Evolution of International Law A. Overview and Classifications B. Early Origins 1. Case Study: Amistad (Slavery) 2. Case Study: Use of Force (Classical) 1. Case Study: Use of Force (Early Modern and Post-UN Charter) a. Non-Intervention b. Threat or Use of Force c. Exceptions (1) Self-Defence (a) Conditions for the Exercise of Self-Defence: Anticipatory, Collective, Necessity, Proportionality, Armed Attack (2) Collective Measures (a) UN Enforcement Action (Chapter VII) (b) Regional Arrangements (3) Rescue of Nationals (4) Humanitarian Intervention d. UN Peacekeeping

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53. 22nd MEU Leadership Site Map 22nd MEU Leadership 22nd MEU After completing their mission on grenada, the MAU again headed toward Lebanon inAfghanistan, the MEU undertook a operation to promote regional stability and http://www.22meu.usmc.mil/CE History.htm

22nd MEU Leadership Site Map 22nd MEU Leadership 22nd MEU History Staff Sections ('S-Shops) SJA/Chaplain Force Recon Platoon Medical ... MEU Personnel Admin Center F or nearly 40 years, the unit currently known as the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit has been conducting exercises and deployments in the Caribbean and Mediterranean Seas as well as the Atlantic Ocean and other locations in the eastern hemisphere. D uring these deployments, the unit has responded to a number of crisis that have tested the Marines’ capabilities and proven they are ready to accomplish any given mission. O n Dec. 15, 1982, the Marine Corps designated its deploying units "Marine Amphibious Units (MAUs)", and alongside the 24th and 26th MAUs, the 22d MAU maintained a brisk operational pace. I n early 1983, the 22nd MAU served as the U.S. contingent to the Multinational Peacekeeping Force in Lebanon until replaced in May by the 24th MAU, at which time it returned to the United States. In October, the 22nd MAU set sail, again bound for Lebanon. Shortly after embarkation, the 22nd MAU participated in the invasion of Grenada, dubbed Operation Urgent Fury. After completing their mission on Grenada, the MAU again headed toward Lebanon where they remained afloat and ashore until April 1984. F or the next six years the unit continued an aggressive deployment schedule in concert with its sister MAUs. In February 1988, the word "amphibious" was dropped in lieu of "expeditionary" for all deploying units and the unit received its current designation as a Marine Expeditionary Unit.

54. From Revolution To Reconstruction: Outlines: Outline Of American History (1994): An Outline of American history (1994). regional peace efforts ended in failure, andthe focus of US forces landed on the Caribbean island of grenada after an http://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/H/1994/ch13_p4.htm

FRtR Outlines American History (1994) Chapter Thirteen Foreign Affairs (4/16) An Outline of American History (1994) Chapter Thirteen Foreign Affairs (4/16) Previous Page Next Page In foreign policy, President Reagan sought a more assertive role for the nation, and Central America provided an early test. The United States provided El Salvador with a program of economic aid and military training when a guerrilla insurgency was threatening to topple its government. It also actively encouraged the transition to an elected democratic government, but efforts to curb the active right-wing death squads were only partly successful. U.S. support helped stabilize the government, but the level of violence in El Salvador remained undiminished and actually increased in late 1989. A peace agreement was reached, however, in early 1992. Subsequently, the administration of President George Bush abandoned any effort to secure military aid for the contras. The Bush administration also supported the opposition political coalition, led by Violetta Chamorro, which won an astonishing upset election over the Sandinistas in February 1990. The Reagan administration was more fortunate in witnessing a return to democracy throughout Latin America, from Guatemala to Argentina. The emergence of democratically elected governments was not limited to Latin America, however; in Asia, the "people power" campaign of Corazon Aquino overthrew the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos, and elections in Korea ended decades of military rule.

55. Caribbean Tourism Secrets - Information On Tourism, Vacation And Entertainment I of Tourism provides regional information about grenada, including its history,ecotourism,, activities on the island, points of interest and travel tips. http://caribbeansecrets.com/tourism.htm

Tourism Caribbean Tourism Organization Caribbean Tourism Organization is a regional organization which contains information on tourism products in all Caribbean islands. Caribbean Online A business and tourism directory for countries in the Caribbean region. It includes maps, government listings, and useful information for each country. St. Lucia The most comprehensive general information on tourism in St. Lucia is available at the St. Lucia Tourist Board and the St. Lucia Hotel and Tourism Association However, there are also a number of sites providing information on specific aspects of tourism; including jazz weddings and honeymoons, and more. Tourism in Grenada The Grenada Board of Tourism provides regional information about Grenada, including its history, eco-tourism,, activities on the island, points of interest and travel tips. A Calendar of Events in Grenada is also provided by the Board of Tourism.

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57. Grenada Phone Code regional Code (473) plus local 7 digit number. Ethnic Makeup The peopleof grenada are mainly of African descent, the remainder being history. http://www.caribbeannews.com/hot/grenadal.htm

Grenada Facts on File Adventure Jeep Tours Calabash Skyviews Calendar of Events in Grenada ... Virtual Voyages Grenada Official Name: Grenada Capital: St. George's Official Language: English Head of State: Queen Elizabeth II Head of Government: Prime Minister the Right Hon. Dr. Keith Mitchell Ruling Party: The New National Party (NNP) Currency Eastern: Caribbean Dollar (EC$) Exchange Rate: U.S.$1.00 = EC$2.70 Time Zone: EST +1; GMT -4 Phone Code: Regional Code (473) plus local 7 digit number Geography:Grenada lies north of Trinidad, and is the most southern of the Windward Islands. It has an area of about 135 square miles. The islands' terrain is spotted with volcanic mountains, and rugged coasts. Climate: It has a tropical setting, with an everage annual temperature of about 25°C (80°F), and a rainy season between June and December. Total Population 96,000 Average Annual Rate of Growth: 0.67 % Reproductive Rate: 37 per 1,000 Population Density: 719 per square mile Adult Literacy: 93 % Ethnic Make-up: The people of Grenada are mainly of African descent, the remainder being either mixed or white. Education The government models its educational system after the British. It is compulsory, and provides it free to the ages of six to fourteen. There is a vocational institute, a branch of the University of the West Indies, and many technical training facilities, including St. George Medical College.

58. Canadian Crossroads International/Carrefour Canadien International: Our History A Selected history of Canadian Crossroads International. CCI's second regional Officeopened in Edmonton projects overseas, one in Indonesia and one in grenada. http://www.cciorg.ca/history.html

Our History Board Members Staff List OUR History For over 30 years, Canadian Crossroads International (CCI) has played a key role in fostering global awareness and understanding through cross-cultural exchange and public education. CCI grew out of its American counterpart, Operation Crossroads Africa , founded by Dr. James H. Robinson in the 1950s. Mr. Robinson envisioned "one world", where there was mutual understanding and respect for racial and cultural differences. He believed all people are "fundamentally more similar than dissimilar", and that by living and working together, we create a "crossroads" of cultures and personal experience - the birthplace of both individual and societal change. This ideal led Mr. Robinson to develop a volunteer work program for Americans in Africa, one of the first programs of its kind. Mr. Robinson's vision received international recognition and quickly caught on in Canada. Throughout the 60s, small groups of Canadian volunteers coordinated similar placements for Canadians with the objective of creating a more equitable and sustainable world. In 1969, Canadian Crossroads International became an independent, federally chartered organization. Ever since then, CCI has pursued Dr. Robinson's "one world" vision, arranging two-way volunteer placements and internships in more than 70 Canadian communities and now over 25 countries in Africa, Asia, South America and the Caribbean.

59. Tourist Offices Directory grenada, Island in the West Indies activities Iceland, history, sights, culture,activities, essential India, Cultural and regional information, special events http://www.travelgate.co.uk/Tourist Offices Directory.htm

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60. Document Title Libyan Overture Echoes with history. Almost twenty years ago, grenada's leftist People'sRevolutionary advice of the clergy and other regional governments, and http://pw1.netcom.com/~hhenke/news17.htm

Vol.5 No.4 CONTENTS: A Note on the Terrorist Attacks in the United States Libyan Overture Echoes with History Guyana Questions U.S. Deportations Floral elixirs for modifying attitudes to life ... New economic model to avert 24,000 deaths from hunger A Note on the Terrorist Attacks in the United States On behalf of the The Virtual Institute of Caribbean Studies' advisory board, I would like to express our condemnation of the recent terror attacks in the United States. Our heart goes out to all families in the world who lost loved ones in these tragic and senseless acts of aggression, in particular to the families and friends of the many thousands American citizens who lost their lives. As in all acts of terror, nothing of any moral value or beauty has been achieved, only innocent people have been killed, and there is simply nothing that by any stretch of the imagination could justify this. We mourn the victims of this ultimate act of nihilism and stand profoundly humbled by those who saved innocent lives regardless of their own safety. There are no words to express our gratitude for their example. Holger Henke, Ph.D.

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