41. The Guyana World Wide Web Handbook This document contains general information on guyana covering a wide range of subjects as listed in the table below. Many of this handbook's pages are enhanced with photographs of guyana. The People of guyana. history. The Government. Physical Features The People of guyana. history. The Government. Physical Features http://www.guyana.org/Handbook/handbook.html

This document contains general information on Guyana covering a wide range of subjects as listed in the table below. Many of this handbook's pages are enhanced with photographs of Guyana. Most of these pictures were taken on my trip in the summer of 1995 to the country. Others are taken from Guyanese brochures. Note: This document is best viewed with a browser which supports frames. Facts at a Glance Location and Size The People of Guyana History ... ENVIRONMENT The Guyana Handbook is maintained by Safraz W. Ishmael. If you have any comments or suggestions please email swi@wam.umd.edu Last updated February 27th 1999

42. Guyana/History - Encyclopedia Article About Guyana/History. Free Access, No Regi encyclopedia article about guyana/history. guyana/history in Free onlineEnglish dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. guyana/history. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Guyana/History

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Guyana/History Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Before the arrival of Europeans, the region was inhabited by both Carib This article is about the Island Carib, who lived on the islands of the Caribbean. For the Carib language-speaking peoples of the South American continent, see Carib languages. The Carib or Island Carib are a people of the Lesser Antilles islands, after whom the Caribbean Sea was named. Originally from South America, they are believed to have left the Orinoco jungles Click the link for more information. and Arawak The Arawakan languages are an indigenous language family of South America and the Caribbean. The Arawakan languages are spoken over a large swath of territory, from the eastern slopes of the central Andes Mountains in Peru and Bolivia, across the Amazon basin of Brazil, to Surinam, Guyana, Venezuela, and Columbia on the northern coast of South America. Taino, commonly called Arawak, was spoken on the Caribbean islands of Cuba, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and the Bahamas. All Taino speakers are now thought to be bilingual in English or Spanish. Click the link for more information.

43. Guyana * History, Stats And Symbols history guyana was first populated by the indigenous peoples of the region the Amerindians. This term includes nine tribes Akawaios http://www.visitgt.com/guyana/

About Us Guest Book Bookmark Us Contact Us ... Amerindian Legends of Guyana CHECKLIST Home About Guyana Calendar Communication ... Links History Guyana was first populated by the indigenous peoples of the region the Amerindians. This term includes nine tribes - Akawaios, Arawaks, Arecunas, Caribs , Macusis, Patamonas, Wai-wais, Wapisianas and Warraus. In 1615 the Dutch befriended the Amerindians and settled in Guiana. They began building cotton and sugar plantations on the coast and brought slaves from West Africa to work on these plantations. During this period, the French and British were also setting up cotton and sugar plantations in other parts of the country and using slaves as labor. As the British empire began to expand around the world in the late 1700's, so did their territory in Guiana. In 1814, the colonies of Essequibo, Demerara and Berbice were ceded to Britain, and later in 1831 these colonies merged and became British Guiana. With the abolishment of slavery in 1834, the British had to turn to other sources for labor and so they began to bring indentured labourers from India, Portugal, Germany and China to work on their plantations. On May 26, 1966 British Guiana gained its independent from the Britian and changed its name to Guyana which was derived from an Amerindian word meaning Land of Many Waters. Four years later, on February 23, 1970 Guyana was proclaimed the Co-operative Republic of Guyana within the British Commonwealth of Nations.

44. About Iwokrama | History history. A Concept. Iwokrama International Centre has its origins in an offer madein 1989 by then President of guyana, Mr. Desmond Hoyte, on the occasion of the http://www.iwokrama.org/about/history.htm

How You Can Help Make a Gift Internships Volunteers ... Guyana History web iwokrama.org History A Concept Iwokrama International Centre has its origins in an offer made in 1989 by then President of Guyana, Mr. Desmond Hoyte, on the occasion of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Malaysia. The overall concept, including the identification of the forest site, was developed jointly by a Guyanese inter-agency team headed by the Guyana Natural Resources Agency, and by a Commonwealth Group of Experts headed by the eminent Indian Scientist, Dr. Swaminathan. The Report was presented on June 5th, 1990 to mark World Environment Day. Over the next few years, guidelines for the management of the site were outlined by Guyanese and international consultants. In 1993, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) through the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) signed an agreement to grant US$3 million as seed funding to assist with the development of the Programme. By 1994, a functional field station was established in the Iwokrama Forest to enable research and training. An Agreement At the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in November 1995, President Cheddi Jagan, and Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Secretariat, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, signed the Agreement which defines the objectives, functions, and organisation of Iwokrama. This Agreement forms part of the enabling legislation tabled in Parliament in late December 1995.

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46. SCOUTING IN ALBANIA Contains history, organization, current status and statistics. http://n2zgu.50megs.com/GUYA.htm

Ecommerce Solution Free Web Space Free Web Site Web Hosting ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 SCOUTING IN GUYANA THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF GUYANA Scouting was officially founded in 1909. In 1967, Guyana was accepted into the World Bureau (WOSM). Guyana is a small country with less than a million people. There are only 294 registered Scouts as of 1998. Guyana was developing rapidly until the 1990's. The goal was to be able to feed, cloth and house all its citizens from local resources. To obtain the highest rank in Guyana, a Scout must pass the normal proficiency tests. In addition, he must be able to obtain badges in agriculture, which prepares each Scout to feed himself from his own produce. Program Sections: Cubs- ages 7 to 11 Scouts- ages 11 to 18 Venturers- ages 16 to 18 Motto: Be Prepared Scout Oath: On my honour I promise that I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country, to help other people at all times and to obey the Scout Law. Scout Law: A Scout's honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal A Scout's duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout A Scout is courteous A Scout is a friend to animals A Scout obeys orders of his parents, patrol leaders or Scoutmaster without question

47. The History Of Guyana A history Of guyana. guyana means The land of many waters On this page thereis a brief history of guyana in point form. The National Flag of guyana. http://www.miss-guyana.org/history.htm

A History Of Guyana Guyana, a beautiful country at the crown of South America. Guyana means "The land of many waters" On this page there is a brief history of Guyana in point form. The National Flag of Guyana A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF GUYANA Around 1200 - The Amerindians migrate to, and inhabit, South America (see map ). The legend of the Empire of Eldorado is born. Guyana shown on map of South America - The earliest account of the territory of Guiana is made in a despatch to the Royal Council of Spain in which the Governor of Trinidad, Antonio de Berreo, describes his journey down the Oronoco and his attempt to explore Guiana. - Sir Robert Dudley makes enquiries about the rumoured Empire of El Dorado when his ship puts into Trinidad. A small boat is sent to investigate and its crew return to report that the natives (Amerindians) had told them of gold mines so rich that that the people of the country powdered themselves with gold dust. "And farre beyond them", they said,"a great towne called El Dorado with many more things". - The Dutch make their first trip to Guiana.

48. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Guyana : History, South America (South American Politica AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete informationon guyana history, South American Political Geography. http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/G/Guyana-history.html

AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 09, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia South American Political Geography ... Guyana By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z G Guyana, South American Political Geography Related Category: South American Political Geography Guyana [g I u Pronunciation Key History Before the arrival of European settlers, the indigenous Warrau tribe controlled the territory of Guyana. In the early 17th cent. the Dutch established settlements about the Essequibo River, and England and France also founded colonies in the Guiana region. By the Treaty of Breda (1667) the Dutch gained all the English colonies in Guiana. Possessions continued to change hands in the late 18th and early 19th cent. until the Congress of Vienna (1815) awarded the settlements of Berbice, Demerara, and Essequibo to Great Britain; they were united as British Guiana in 1831. Slavery was abolished in 1834. In 1879 gold was discovered, thus speeding British expansion toward the Orinoco delta and resulting in the Venezuela Boundary Dispute After World War II significant progress toward self-government was made. Under the 1952 constitution, elections were won (1953) by the PPP, headed by Cheddi

49. Guyana - HISTORY OF THE ECONOMY history OF THE ECONOMY. guyana Table of Contents Preindependence. guyanawas first colonized by Dutch settlers in the 1600s. Spanish http://countrystudies.us/guyana/54.htm

HISTORY OF THE ECONOMY Guyana Table of Contents Preindependence Sugar soon emerged as the most important plantation crop. Sugar was first grown in colonial Guyana in 1658 but was not produced on a large scale until the late 1700s, about 100 years later than in the rest of the Caribbean region. Because Guyana's plantation owners entered the sugar industry late, they were able to import relatively advanced equipment for milling sugarcane. This investment in advanced equipment gave the local sugar industry a firm foundation and made it the leading sector of the local economy. By 1800 there were an estimated 380 sugar estates along the coast. In the 1990s, almost two centuries later, the population was still concentrated on the same coastal strip of land, and sugar was still one of the nation's two most valuable products. Guyana's distinct ethnic makeup can be traced to conditions that prevailed during the colonial period. To supply the labor required for sugar cultivation, plantation owners at first imported slaves from West Africa. (The indigenous Amerindian population of Guyana was small and lived mostly in the impenetrable interior.) Thousands of slaves were imported each year as plantations expanded; more than 100,000 slaves worked in the colony by 1830. The racial and ethnic divisions that arose out of the two great waves of immigration into Guyana in the colonial period had a profound effect on the country. The divisions between Afro-Guyanese and Indo-Guyanese persisted into the modern period, in both economic and political terms. In the early 1990s, most IndoGuyanese were still employed in agriculture, growing sugar and rice, while the majority of Afro-Guyanese lived in Guyana's few urban areas..

50. Guyana - History history. guyana Table of Contents THE EARLY YEARS. The first humansto reach guyana belonged to the group of peoples that crossed http://countrystudies.us/guyana/4.htm

History Guyana Table of Contents THE EARLY YEARS The first humans to reach Guyana belonged to the group of peoples that crossed into North America from Asia perhaps as much as 35,000 years ago. These first inhabitants were nomads who slowly spread south into Central America and South America. Although great civilizations later arose in the Americas, the structure of Amerindian society in the Guianas remained relatively simple. At the time of Christopher Columbus's voyages, Guyana's inhabitants were divided into two groups, the Arawak along the coast and the Carib in the interior. One of the legacies of the indigenous peoples was the word Guiana, often used to describe the region encompassing modern Guyana as well as Suriname (former Dutch Guiana) and French Guiana. The word, which means ""land of waters,"" is highly appropriate, considering the area's multitude of rivers and streams. Guyana Table of Contents Source: U.S. Library of Congress

51. History Of The Guyana Police Force absolute integrity and complete dedication. history and Background ofthe guyana Police Force. The guyana Police Force was established http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/7036/history.html

HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE GUYANA POLICE FORCE written by S. Pieters, B.A. edited by A/Commr P. Slowe, D.S.M., BSc. It is the mission of the Guyana Police Force in Co-operation with the State, the Society and Citizens of Guyana, to provide service and protection by preventing and detecting crime, maintaining law and order, controlling traffic, protecting property and preserving the peace through the provision of the highest standard of professional Police Service with absolute integrity and complete dedication. History and Background of the Guyana Police Force The Guyana Police Force was established under Public Ordinance 10 of 1891 and was continued under Chapter 77 of the Guyana Police Ordinance from independence in 1966 until 1977 when it was repealed and replaced by the Police Act, Chapter 16:01 . The Force is administered by Commissioner of Police (Laurie Lewis) under the control of the Ministry of Home Affairs (The Hon. Ronald Gajraj, is the Minister responsible for this Ministry). L - R, Commissioner of Police Laurie Lewis and the Hon. Ronald Gajraj The Guyana Police Force consists of the Regular force together with supernumerary, rural and special constables. Its areas of responsibility includes traffic control, national security, passport and immigration, registration of aliens and firearms control. It includes a mounted unit trained for riot control.

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Georgetown - History In 1812, with English occupation, it was renamed Georgetown after the then reigning Sovereign George III. The town began to expand and develop and in the early years thereafter, the following wards were added: Robbstown Cummingsburg Kingston Werk-en-Rust Under the English administration, the town was controlled by a Board of Police. However with the abolition of slavery in 1834, the powers of the Board of Police proved unequal to the new conditions and on 1st March, 1837, an Ordinance was passed to establish a Mayor and Town Council. Under the Municipal and District Councils Act Chapter 28:01, Greater Georgetown came into being on 29th April, 1970. This Act extended the City from 2.5 square miles to 15 square miles, covering Cummings Lodge on the East Coast to Agricola on the East Bank Demerara. Click To Go Back

53. Did The First Lady Deny Guyana's History ? Did The First Lady Deny guyana s history ? By Govind Dhaya. The June22, Desi Talk (American Indian publication) article entitled http://www.caribvoice.org/Opinions/firstlady.html

Did The First Lady Deny Guyana's History ? By Govind Dhaya The June 22, Desi Talk (American Indian publication) article entitled "Guyana Has No Racial Problem: First Lady Uma Jagdeo," came simultaneously as a shock, an invalidation of Guyana's racial history but certainly as no surprise! "Guyana does not have the race problem. We don't have a race problem,'" says Ravi Adhikari, of Desi Talk, during a casual chat with Matie Singh. "This was an exclusive interview for Desi Talk, so I can not give you a copy of the tape but it is available," Adhikari said, when asked if this paper could request a copy of the interview tape. Those were, indeed, the words of the First Lady, and if they are a measure of her boldness, that certainly is in short supply of it, as will be demonstrated in the account that follows. To begin with, let us take a brief look at the telling events leading up to the incredible predicament the "First Lady" of Guyana has managed to get her self into: "She said that '"Guyana does not have the race problem. First, she arrived in New York some time back in April 2001, without giving any formal advanced notice to the Guyana Consulate so that a proper reception with all due protocol could be arranged. Hence, she went around without the protection of a police escort or official bodyguard.

54. British Guyana - History And Photo Catalog Of World Paper Money Paper Money. BRITISH guyana. A brief monetary history Joe = 22 Gilders,till 1836; Dollar. history of guyana. For later issues see http://www.atsnotes.com/catalog/brguyana/brguyana.html

home glossary, grading etc. ordering History and Photo Catalog of World Paper Money BRITISH GUYANA A brief monetary history: Joe = 22 Gilders, till 1836 Dollar History of Guyana For later issues see: British East Caribbean Territories Guyana , from 1966 Pick # Date British Colony, till 1966 Remarks: all images reduced 50% Banknotes are attributed to last Pick's catalogue: Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, volume 2: General Issues 1368-1960 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, volume 3: Modern Issues 1961- Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, volume 1: Specialized Issues To purchase banknotes, please check our price lists: World banknotes (part 1): countries A-F World banknotes (part 2): countries G-M World banknotes (part 3): countries N-Z We are always looking to buy collections or better individual banknotes. home glossary, grading etc. ordering Thank you for your business. It is sincerely appreciated! French German Italian Portuguese ... Spanish

55. LookSmart - Directory - Guyanese History Guyanese history Find overviews of guyana s history, and readabout the infamous Jonestown massacre. Directory Categories. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317836/us317911/us53828/us527898/us32

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); Home IN the directory this category YOU ARE HERE Home Library Humanities History ... South America Guyanese History - Find overviews of Guyana's history, and read about the infamous Jonestown massacre. Directory Categories General History Jonestown Political History Directory Listings About allRefer Reference - Guyana History Reveals facts on early years of Guyanese history. Includes details on British rule and colonies, border dispute with Venezuela, Burnham and Hoyte era, and Independence. Background Notes - Guyana US State Department describes Guyana's government and political conditions, and offers a brief history of the country since the C16th. CountryReports.org - Guyana History E-Conflict World Encyclopedia provides the Library of Congress's history of Guyana that touches on every historical period since the C16th. Georgetown University Political Database - Guyana Search this directory of resources related to Guyanese politics. Find the constitution, electoral laws and data, and political party summaries. Guyana - Historic Timeline Timeline chronicles the history of Guyana from its discovery by Spain in 1593 to its establishment as a republic in 1970.

56. WHKMLA : History Of Guyana, 1616-1803 from guyanaguide guyana Historic Events, a timeline from geocities The historyof Suriname, by Erik Tjong Kim Sang Links to guyana s history from Looksmart. http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/samerica/guyanadut.html

Br. Guyana 1803-1870 Guyana as WIC possession, 1616-1803 Guyana's coast was discovered by Columbus in 1498 on his 3rd voyage. Legend had it that the mythical kingdom EL DORADO, rich of gold, was hidden in it's jungle. El Dorado did not materialize. The Dutch established settlements on the coast of Guyana : NIEUW NICKERIE on the Corantijn river in 1613, ESSEQUIBO 1616, BERBICE 1627. A Dutch settlement at the Corantijn River (1613) in modern Suriname was destroyed by the Spanish the year after. When the WIC (Dutch United West Indian Company) was founded in 1621, Essequibo became one of it's first colonial assets. Sugar cane was introduced in 1658 and soon became the primary export product. Slaves were introduced from Africa to work the sugar plantations. English settlers settled in PARAMARIBO, SURINAME when Lord F. Willoughby sent an expedition to Suriname from Barbados in 1650. During the SECOND ANGLO-DUTCH WAR (1665-1667), ABRAHAM CRIJNSSEN occupied the English settlement. When, during the negotiations leading to the TREATY OF BREDA 1667, the English side offered to return New Netherlands (modern New York) in return for Suriname, the Dutch side declined. Suriname, with it's sugar plantations, promised higher profits than New Amsterdam (future New York). Suriname became possession of Zeeland, the province which had dispatched Crijnssen; in 1683, it sold the colony to the WIC for Hfl 260,000. The settlements were treated as distinct colonies. In 1741, a new settlement, DEMERARA, was established. In 1763, a major slave rebellion broke out, headed by CUFFY. It could only be suppressed by bringing in troops.

57. Guyana Map And Information Pages By World Atlas guyana s history is replete with battles fought and lost, as the Dutch, as wellas the British, French and Spanish tried for centuries to control this land. http://worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/samerica/gy.htm

Africa Antarctica Asia Australia/Oceania ... South America Description The Dutch arrived in Guyana, and subsequently settled here in 1580. Guyana's history is replete with battles fought and lost, as the Dutch, as well as the British, French and Spanish tried for centuries to control this land. Covered with rivers and a massive rainforest, it's a rugged, unspoiled country, with over 90% of its population living along the coastal areas. Guyana gained independence from the UK in 1966 and is South America's only English speaking country. Today, with its state-controlled past left behind, it's moving into a free market system and a brighter, independent future. Read more about the details and history of Guyana here! Facts and Figures Official Name Co-operative Republic of Guyana Country Population Capital City Georgetown (227,000) Languages English, local dialects Latitude/Longitude 5º N, 59º W Official Currency Guyana Dollar (the latest conversion rates) here Religions Christian (50%), Hindu (33%), others Flag and description here Land Land Area 196,850 sq km (76,004 sq miles), about the size of the U.S. State of Idaho

58. Country Study Guyana Social Studies guyana People history Culture. Home. guyana A good overview ofguyana, history, government, statistics and more. illustrated http://www.archaeolink.com/country_of_guyana_people_history.htm

Guyana People History Culture Home Afghanistan Albania Algeria ... Vietnam You may find additional information about the country of your choice in the sections for Archaeology Anthropology or Ancient Civilizations CIA - The World Factbook Guyana A detailed look at Guyana including history, culture, political structure, economy and many other topics. - From US Central Intelligence Agency - http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/gy.html Country Profile" Guyana "The only English-speaking country in South America, Guyana is a product of its colonial past. A third of its population is descended from African slaves imported by the Dutch to work on sugar plantations, about half are the descendants of indentured Indian agricultural workers brought in after slavery was abolished. Persistent tension between these two groups has had a destabilising impact on Guyanese politics and is reflected in hostility between the two main parties, which are ethnically-based." A general overview including history, political structure, culture, leaders, media, and more. - illustrated - From BBC - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/country_profiles/1211325.stm

59. Guyanaca.com: Feature-The Trail Of Diplomacy A Documentary history of the guyanaVenezuela Border Issue By Dr.Odeen Ishmael Ambassadorof guyana to the United States and Permanent Representative of guyana http://www.guyanaca.com/features/trail_diplomacy.html

The Trail Of Diplomacy A Documentary History of the Guyana-Venezuela Border Issue By Dr.Odeen Ishmael Ambassador of Guyana to the United States and Permanent Representative of Guyana to the OAS Revised October 2001 Part One - Dutch and British Colonisation (1500-1895) (Chapters 1-8) Part Two - American Intervention (Chapters 9-12) Part Three - The Arbitral Award (Chapters 13-14) Part Four - Renewal Of The Venezuelan Claim (Chapters 15-18) Part Five - From Geneva To Port Of Spain (Chapters 19-28) Part Six - 1970-1981 (Chapters 29-32) Part Seven - Build Up Of Tensions (Chapters 33-37) Part Eight - Ending The Protocol (Chapters 38-42) Part Nine - Involvement Of The United Nations (Chapters 43-46) Appendix 1- Venezuela's Conflicting Claims Appendix 2- Sketch map showing the boundaries as claimed by Great Britain and Venezuela Appendix 3- Boundary between Guyana and Venezuela showing the division of Ankoko Island Appendix 4- Map showing the twelve-mile belt of sea extending from the coast of Guyana The Trail of Diplomacy" is a documentary history of the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy which first arose in the mid-nineteenth century.

60. Guyana Culture | Lonely Planet World Guide Includes facts and figures, culture, history, and tourist information. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/south_america/guyana/culture.htm

home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Guyana Culture The visual arts, especially painting and sculpture, are highly developed and can be seen at special exhibitions in the capital. International success has greeted poet and novelist ER Braithwaite and the British-based actor Norman Beaton. Cricket and football (soccer) are the major outdoor sports, while the national indoor pursuit is dominoes. The majority of Afro-Guyanese are Christian, usually Anglican, and there's also a handful of Black Muslims. Most of the East Indian population is Hindu, but there's a sizeable Muslim minority. Guyanese food is distinctive and usually based on seafood or creole dishes like pepperpot, a spicy stew cooked in bitter cassava juice. Added to this are East Indian dishes such as curries and roti . Chinese food is also common. Beverages include Banks beer, local rum, brandy and whisky, and delicious fruit punches. back to top previous next : We've tried to make the information on this web site as accurate as possible, but it is provided 'as is' and we accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by anyone resulting from this information. You should verify critical information like visas, health and safety, customs, and transportation) with the relevant authorities before you travel. Guides to Guyana Browse the LP Shop view enlargement Hostel Booking ... travel services

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