Blog post 5 : INTRODUCTION

How do you talk about the Caribbean without mentioning Dominica? Dominica is one of the few islands with a mix of cultures spread all over their territory. The country's complex colonial past is reflected in its languages English has been the official language since the British took control in 1763. A distinct English based creole called Kokoy is spoken in Wesley and Marigot, two villages on the Atlantic coast that were settled by Methodist missionaries, estate owners, and their slave laborers from Antigua and other Leeward islands in the late eighteenth century. The Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and other laws policies contributes generally free practice of religion. The law at all levels protects this right in full against abuse, either by governmental or private actors. Dominica is the best island when it comes to culture the diversity and the foods that come with it only make it more interesting. The Government allows freedoms and gives people a chance to be themselves very similar to the United States.

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