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Hello and welcome to the Caribbean Historic Tour and Forts: Tourist Educational Study Tour. Did you know that
the Caribbean region was once the playground of pirates and privateers? We will be revisiting a time when
European nations ruled the waves of the Caribbean Sea, and built fortifications to protect their interests, on the
islands on which they staked their claims. Click on the fag of the island to go directly to the islands page, or
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The Caribbean Sea was of great interest to many European powers in the 16th Century. The Spanish first came
and Spain claimed the larger islands in the region. The British, Dutch, Danish, and French later came in
search of territories and treasure, and also staked their claims to the smaller islands in the Caribbean sea .
Stories of The Pirates Caribbean abound with tales of their privateering and notorious deeds in the capturing
and pillaging of islands and ships. Click buttons to go forward or backwards
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We will explore old fortresses that once guarded entry to these islands. Fortresses, that may have determined the islands destiny
and resulting history. The history, heritage and fortunes of the of islands in the region have been shaped by the forts that still stand
sentinel to this day on the high places of many Caribbean cities. From larger territories like Trinidad in the south to Jamaica in the
north, and smaller territories like Antigua Barbuda and St. Martin located in the Eastern Caribbean, fortresses built by European
powers to guard their possessions still remain as a powerful reminder of the part they played in helping to shape the history of
European prowess in the region. View the Pirate video trailer to see scenes from pirates of the Caribbean.
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After viewing the fag of the featured islands, can you match the islands to the correct fags?
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Did you know that when Columbus reached the islands of the Caribbean, he thought he had reached the East
Indies? The Caribbean islands are also known as the West Indies because of Columbuss belief that he had
found the sea route to India, and that the indigenous peoples, Arawaks, Caribs, Tainos and other tribes were
Indians.
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Have you ever wondered about the activities that took place in the ruins of old fortresses? In the past when
pirate ships sailed the seas, stories of the region abounded with tales of riches, hidden treasures, sunshine
paradise islands, and a life of easy wealth. Today, the rich culture of the islands can be explored and echoes in
the ruins of fortresses that still stand guard, and overlook the coming and going of visiting cruise ships.
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Educational Study Tour A step back in time
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Cruise ships normally fy the fag of the countrys port in which they enter. Ships sailing into the waters of the
Caribbean in the past few their nations fags to identify themselves, and gain safe passage into port.
However, some ships that few a friendly fag were in fact enemy ships, who opened fire, and invaded the ports
in some instances. Many islands changed hands because of this. For example Trinidad and Jamaica were
settled by the Spanish, and were subsequently invaded by the British. Antigua was invaded by the French and
St. Martin island is shared between the Dutch and the French.
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Educational Study Tour When the Europeans came
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Information in this module show, and tell visitors about fortresses the role fortresses played in a bygone era,
so that they can gain a greater appreciation of the past and the global highlights of how the islands history
have been shaped by British, French and Spanish colonial cultural, language and political infuences
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Many forts in the Caribbean were built to protect approaches to natural harbours. A significant portion of the
labour for construction of the forts was provided by enslaved African People, who never dreamed that today,
their descendants would own the land on which they toiled from dawn to dusk.
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Welcome to Trinidad and Tobago, a twin island country situated off the northern edge of theSouth American mainland, the
site of one of the oldest forts in the Caribbean, Fort San Andres which was built by the Spanish .Construction began in 1733
and was completed in 1787. Port of Spain is the major port city.
Fort King George which was built by the British I in the 1770s is located on the Island of Tobago, and overlooks
Scarborough , which was formerly Port Louis under French governance of the island.
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Fort San Andres is the last surviving fortification from when the Spanish ruled the southern Caribbean Sea.
Spanish exploration of Trinidad began in 1498, when Christopher Columbus stopped there on his third voyage
and came to an end in 1797 with the capture of the island by the British. Prior to the arrival of the Spanish,
the island of Trinidad was called Kairi, and was inhabited by the indigenous Arawak and Carib people.
Descendants of the indigenous people still live in a Carib Community in Arima on the island. Click on the
picture to link to the article in the Trinidad Guardian.
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Today, visitors and islanders can visit Fort San Andres and revisit over 200 years of history. The buildings of
the fort were restored In 1995 and converted to what is now called Museum of the City of Port of Spain.
Original cannons from the time of the Spanish have remained and the original extended foundations bear the
date 1785. Like many other forts, this site is a tourist attraction.
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Fort King George on the island of Tobago offers the best views to the island and still stands guard over the
capital city of Scarborough. Work on the fort was commissioned in 1777, and completed around 1779. This fort
was captured by the French in 1781, and in 1801. It was recaptured by the British in 1793, and 1803, the
British maintained a garrison there until 1854.
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Today, Fort King George is being restored and when fully reconstructed will be renamed Fort King George
Heritage Park. . Like many other forts, this site is a popular tourist attraction.
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Welcome to Antigua and Barbuda , a twin-island country in the Americas, lying between the Caribbean Sea and
the Atlantic Ocean. It consists of two major inhabited islands, Antigua and Barbuda, and a number of smaller
islands (including Great Bird, Green, Guinea, Long, Maiden and York Islands and further south, the island of
Redonda). The permanent population numbers about 81,800 (at the 2011 Census) and the capital and largest
port and city is St. John's, on Antigua.
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Fort James stands at the north westerly end of St. Johns Harbour, and the guns, now silent, still stand guard. The
construction of old fort began in 1675, but the newer section of the fort with the outer enclosure wall began in 1706,
and most of the buildings were completed in 1739. The fort was built because of fear of invasion by the French, who had
captured the island in 1652. In 1773, at the height of its dominance over the harbour, 36 guns armed Fort James, and
the barracks accommodated 75 men. In the 19th century, a gun fired saluted visiting warships. A signal station also
signaled passing ships at sunrise and at sunset and still signals visiting ships today.
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Each planter was required to supply slaves to help build Fort James,. The construction of the fort was
stimulated by the war of Spanish succession in Europe and the threat of invading French privateers. Much of
the fort was damaged by various earthquakes and hurricanes, and stands in ruins. Presently, there are plans to
restore the fort, which is now home to many beach restaurants and tourist shops. Like many other forts, this
site is a tourist attraction.
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Welcome to the island of Saint Martin which lies north of Antigua Barbuda (French: Saint-Martin; Dutch: Sint Maarten) in
the northeast Caribbean, approximately 300 km (190 mi) east of Puerto Rico. The 87-square-kilometre (34 sq mi) island is
divided roughly 60/40 between the French Republic (53 km2, 20 sq mi)[1] and the Kingdom of the Netherlands (34 km2,
13 sq mi);[2] but the two parts are roughly equal in population, with slightly more people living on the Dutch side. It is the
smallest inhabited island divided between two nations. The division dates to 1648. The main cities arePhilipsburg(Dutch
side) andMarigot (French side).The red dotted line shows the division of the island.
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Fort Louis was built in 1789 to defend the harbour warehouses where the goods were stored (salt, coffee,
sugar cane, and rum). From its highest point on the hill above Marigot, the capital of the city it offers the best
views of Marigot, Simpson Bay lagoon, Simpson Bay, Anguilla, the Lowlands, and Nettle Bay. The British
regularly came across from Anguilla to raid the warehouses. In the heyday of the fort, it saw many battles, and
some of the original canons still remain.
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Fort Louis, like many other forts in the Caribbean was abandoned and fell into ruin. It was restored in the 19th
century and abandoned again. Restoration and renovation of the building has once again been undertaken by
the Hope Estate archeological association. Like many other forts, this site is a tourist attraction.
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Welcome to Jamaica , an island country situated in the Caribbean Sea, consisting of the third-largest island of
the Greater Antilles. The island, 10,990 square kilometres (4,240 sq mi) in area, lies about 145 kilometres (90
mi) south of Cuba, and 191 kilometres (119 mi) west of Hispaniola (the island containing the nation-states of
Haiti and the Dominican Republic). Jamaica is the fourth-largest island country in the Caribbean, by area. The
capital City is Kingston and the famous Port Royal is situated at the mouth of the Kingston Harbour.
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Port Royal was founded by the Spanish in 1518 and was once the largest port city in the Caribbean. The town of Port Royal
was the den of privateers who were encouraged to attack Spanish vessels laden with new world treasures. The port city
was by far the most notorious city for its display of the gaudy wealth of British and Dutch sponsored privateers and their
loose morals. In 1692, an earthquake with an accompanying tsunami destroyed much of the fortifications, and this
occurred again in 1907. The fort has also been regularly damaged by sever hurricanes. During the invasion of Jamaica in
1655 by the British, Port Royal was captured and remained under British rule.
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The entrance to Port Royal still stands tall, but the port is a shadow of its former glory when privateers sailed
triumphantly into its harbour with booty from pillaged ships. Plans for developing as a cruise ship destination were
abandoned in the 1960s and a plan for a 17 th century theme attraction area that refects the citys heritage is being
established. Today, Port Royal is best known to post-medieval archaeologists as the "City that Sank". Robert Marx
considers it the most important underwater archaeological site in the western hemisphere, yielding 16thand-17th-
century artifacts and many important treasures from indigenous peoples predating its founding.
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Do you remember which fort is located on which island?
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From Trinidad and Tobago at one end of the archipelago near the South American Continent to Jamaica in the
north, near to Cuba, and the North American Continent, Britain, France and Spain along with other European
powers established defensive fortifications. These fortifications helped them to compete, fight for, and retain
ownership of New World territories in the Caribbean. Today Caribbean nations are fighting to build their
economies, based to a great degree on tourism. Heritage tourist attractions can help them compete globally
by offering historic educational tours to visitors to the islands.. Can you find the featured islands on the map?
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On Caribbean Fortifications

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Lets take a virtual trip to the island governed by two European powers. Can you identify the map of the island
shared by France and the Netherlands?
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Can you identify the forts pictured above to match them correctly?
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How well did you do?
How well did you match the forts to the correct island?
How well did you identify the fags?
How well did you remember the facts to answer the questions?
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Antigua 17-19
St. Martin 20-22
Jamaica 23-25
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Now that you have learned some history and facts about historic sites on the featured islands, which
Caribbean island will you travel to next? Speak to your travel agent or click the home button to review from
the start before choosing and buying your vacation online. Click on the picture to review information on
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Congratulations!