The most important effect of the sugar plantations on the people of America is that it helps them to build their own permanent settlement. The peopling of America settled down as sugar plantations became the more stable source of food for them. Moreover, the Surplus production also led people to focus on building societies.
Sugar was the main cash crop produced on the land of Caribbean throughout 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. The main source of labor for this was enslaved Africans. Although Colonists brought Sugar production in the United States but they could not grow it on their own because the land was new for them. Colonists including English, French, and Portuguese then forced the Americans to start the Sugar plantation, which caused Slavery in the Caribbean for Africans, and permanent settlements for Peopling of America.
Answer: African slaves in Haiti revolted {rebeled) on the island of Hispaniola in 1791
Terrorists from LIBYA were responsible for the bombing of Pan Am Flight in Scotland in 1988.
The Pan Am flight was bombed on Dec 21, 1998. The bomb was smuggled into the airplane and it exploded when the plane was flying over Lockerbie, Scotland. All the 259 people inside the plane died and additional 11 people were killed on ground when the plane landed on their houses.
Two men from the country of Libya was latter arrested for the bombing.
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Canada's situation is unique in the western world: it is a country formed by the union of two well-differentiated groups, the English-speaking descendants of the British colonists, and the French-speaking people of Quebec, descendants of the French colonists. Both groups, despite the passing of the years, have maintained their distinctive demographic conditions, preserving their language, customs and idiosyncrasy, but also respecting the characteristics of the other in peaceful coexistence.
However, these differences have generated some controversial questions in the past, regarding the autonomy and eventual independence of Quebec as an independent Francophone nation. Although these proposals have not prevailed, they have been a wake-up call to the Canadian government regarding the need to strengthen national unity, extolling differences as enriching, and reinforcing the points in common between both groups to achieve greater national union. Thus, since the 1970s, especially with the coming to power of Pierre Trudeau, the Canadian government has begun to carry out internal policies with this objective because, if no action is taken and Canadian unity is not fostered, these separatist tendencies could threaten Canada again in the future.
