Jamaica - Island in the Sun

Bustamante and Manley moved Jamaica toward self government. When was the first election?

What was the original name for the island of Jamaica?

What was the name of the only developed town in Jamaica when the Spaniards came?

The slave rebellion named the "Easter Rebellion of 1760" was led by whom?

Who led an attack on Jamaica in 1665, in which the Spaniards freed slaves and fled to Cuba?

Sir Alexander Bustamante founded the BITU and led the JLP; who founded the NWU and led the PNP?

430 died in the Morant Bay Rebellion of 1865, a prominent legislator was blamed, name him?

In the 1930s Jamaica was in crisis which led to violence and rioting, what factors caused this?

Riots of the 1930s led to 2 labor unions, Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) and ______?

How did the Spaniards get the land from the Arawak Indians.

In 1509 the first Spanish colonists came to Jamaica , what is the name of their first town?

What was the most popular past time for the original inhabitants of Jamaica?

Name the Buccaneer captain who was knighted by King Charles II and became Lt. Governor in 1673?

What was the name given to the island by Cuban settlers before it was "discovered"?

Slave rebellions led to the abolition of the slave trade. When was full freedom granted?

After earthquake destroyed Port Royal in 1692, what did it become?

In 1872 the island's capital was moved from where, to where?

On what date was the island of Jamaica "discovered"?

What is the name of the European explorer who was credited with "discovering" Jamaica?

Under the leadership of wild, rough and ruthless Buccaneers, Port Royal become known as what?

England brought in slaves from Africa to work the sugar plantations, for what were they traded?

Where did the European "discoverer" first landed on his arrival to Jamaica?