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RELIGION OF FRENCH GUIANA
2009-03-22 08:34
Religious Beliefs. The vast majority of French Guianans are Roman Catholic. There are many other religions practiced by the minority groups. These include indigenous Amerindian shamanistic religions, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and African-based religions. More...
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HISTORY AND ETHNIC RELATIONS OF FRENCH GUIANA
2009-03-22 08:34
Emergence of the Nation. The Arawak Indians are the people first known to inhabit french Guiana. The next major waves of people were the Caribs. These peoples came from the Amazon and traveled to the Antilles (most of the islands of the West Indies). The Caribs displaced many of the Arawak. During the age of discovery and Christopher Co-lumbus’s journeys, the Caribs were still traveling through the Caribbean. More...
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SOCIAL WELFARE AND CHANGE PROGRAMS OF FRENCH POLYNESIA
2009-03-22 08:34
In the early 1960s, an accelerated plan for regional development was introduced that involved the creation of a nuclear testing installation in the Tuamotu Islands and the introduction of a colonial welfare state. Funding for regional development and social programs comes primarily from french taxpayers. Aid, subsidies, and loans from France have created many salaried Government jobs for islanders. french Polynesians have a fairly high standard of living that is maintained through the money they receive from french entitlement programs, including the elderly pension/retirement system and the family allocation system. Islanders receive free health care and primary education. More...
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POLITICAL LIFE OF FRENCH POLYNESIA
2009-03-22 08:34
Government The country’s official status is an overseas territory of France, with internal autonomy since 1984. The territory manages many of its own affairs while remaining a member of the French republic. The French state controls defense and law and order, foreign affairs, nationality and immigration, justice, higher education, and research, communications, and the currency. Residents vote in national elections and elect representatives to the national government in Paris. The country is responsible for territorial administration, exploration and development rights in certain maritime areas, primary and secondary education, taxation, prices, and foreign Trade. More...
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SECULAR CELEBRATIONS OF GABON
2009-03-22 08:34
Gabon’s Independence Day, 17 August, is full of parades and speeches. New Year’s Day is also celebrated throughout the country. More...
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POLITICAL LIFE OF GABON
2009-03-22 08:34
Government gabon has three branches of Government The executive branch includes the president, his prime minister, and his Council of Ministers, all appointed by him. The legislative branch is made up of the 120-seat National Assembly and the 91-seat Senate, both of which are elected every five years. The judicial branch includes the Supreme Court, the High court of Justice, an appellate court, and a state security court. More...
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SOCIAL STRATIFICATION OF GAMBIA
2009-03-22 08:34
Classes and Castes. With the exception of the Fulani, ethnic groups are highly stratified. This stratification is a remnant of the great empires that once ruled the country. In each group, status was essentially inherited from the father. The rulers also inherited their statuses, and administered a feudal domain. The majority of people were peasant farmers who owed various services to their rulers. More...
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ETIQUETTE OF GAMBIA
2009-03-22 08:34
In general, Gambian ethnic groups prize tranquility of life, and their manners tend to ease the attainment of that goal. Gambians tend to be soft-spoken and gentle in demeanor, seeking to avoid noisy conflicts and striving toward quiet settlement of disputes. Greetings tend to be drawn out while people ask about one another’s families. More...
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SOCIALIZATION OF GEORGIA
2009-03-22 08:34
Infant Care. Customary practices in the care of infants have been abandoned, such as the practice of rearing young infants in a special type of cradle that restricted the movement of a child. children are the focal point of the family, and much attention is paid to their education and development, especially in the educated classes. Because kindergartens are less available today, retired grandparents often care for the children. More...
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GENDER ROLES AND STATUSES OF GEORGIA
2009-03-22 08:34
Division of labor by Gendert. There is no explicit Division of labor by Gendert except in the areas of hard physical labor such as mining. The national culture places women in both the role of breadwinner and housewife. Most urban women work when they have the opportunity, although few have positions in the military and law enforcement. Top-level political and business jobs are less accessible for More...
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