This piece of writing explores the transformative impact of global interaction, particularly the Transatlantic Slave Trade, on the Bahamas' economic, cultural, and social identity. It examines how the slave trade influenced the nation's historical trajectory, from its reliance on agriculture to its current dependence on tourism. The essay also delves into the cultural legacy of African heritage, including religion, ethnicity, language, and music, which shape the Bahamas today. By analyzing these aspects, the piece illustrates how the forced interaction between Africa and the Bahamas reshaped the nation into a unique cultural and historical entity.
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- Alex Wanders (Author), 2023, The Way Bahamas Changed Their Identity From Global Interaction, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1520195
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