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Yelvington, Kevin A. – Social Education, 2000
Reconsiders the Caribbean as an origin-point of the modern global system. Discusses the conquests and colonization of the Caribbean; the slavery system and racial distinctions; the post-emancipation society; and culture, Creolization, and the concept of movement as features of Caribbean society. Provides a bibliography. (CMK)
Descriptors: Area Studies, Colonialism, Cultural Traits, Foreign Countries

Sutton, Paul – Social Education, 2000
Discusses the political diversity of the Caribbean. Focuses on historical issues such as the impact of colonial rule and distinctive political regimes. Explains four types of Caribbean society and considers the role of political leaders. Explores the interplay of community and insularity in the Caribbean. (CMK)
Descriptors: Area Studies, Authoritarianism, Colonialism, Cultural Influences
Turner, James S. – Humanities, 1991
Discusses "Always a River," a joint project of six midwestern state humanities councils that focuses on the Ohio River Valley's history, ecology, and development. Highlights exhibitions to be set up on a river barge that will tour Ohio River towns and cities during 1991. Stresses interrelationships between the river and the communities…
Descriptors: American Indian History, Area Studies, Ecological Factors, Exhibits
Nziramasanga, Caiphas T. – 1995
This paper briefly examines the historical background to political independence in African nations, highlighting the control of the colonial masters on those nations. The "hangovers" describes how early colonial control has had serious influence on the development of social studies curriculum in Zimbabwe. The paper concludes by narrating…
Descriptors: African History, African Studies, Area Studies, Black Studies