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The Caribbean has a long and fascinating history – and a destination where you can explore in detail is to Antigua.
In addition to being famous for having a beach for every day year, the island is known as one of the places in the Caribbean to exploit the boom in the cultivation sugar in the 17th century.
It was also the first British Caribbean to establish their colony of freed slaves the 19th century after slavery was abolished in the reign of William IV.
Capital of San Juan is the perfect place to deepen the rich history Antigua.
Here you will find the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, which also covers the history of the sister island Antigua. You can also see remnants of the colonial past of the ancient architecture in San Juan.
In other places, you can see evidence of settlements settlement dating from 2400 BC, and attractions such as Shirley Heights – from a series of military campaigns have been used – with the sea farm village, where you can buy authentic Antigua folk pottery.
Also, if you are particularly interested in the arts, Harmony Hall Art Gallery is a must-see. Among the key elements of an annual trip to the building include Nonsuch Bay Antigua exhibition of the artist and craft fair.
More interested in the festivities, the annual carnival is a great event to be seen to be raw. Parades, parades, contests, concerts and food fairs are made in within ten days from the soundtrack of calypso and steel drum music.
If you prefer to take the island through sports, Antigua offers everything you might want to do, including diving, sailing, fishing, windsurfing, horseback riding, cycling and hiking, among other activities.
You can even go swimming with rays taking a "Seafari" and take a jeep or a helicopter tour of the island.
Of course, if you really just want to lie on the beach all day, every day, at least one of the first 365 sections of gold sand is sure to meet your needs. Highlights of private beach Dickenson Bay and Runaway Bay on the northwest coast and Half Moon Bay on the east coast, which is perfect for families.
Mortality rates in 13 original colonies?
I have to do a project on mortality rates in the 13 colonies from 1607 to 1775, and I could not find much information about it. I do not need specific rates for each colony, only a general idea colonies of New England (MA, NH, CT, RI), the Middle Colonies (NY, DE, PA, NJ), and colonies of the South (VA, MD, NC, SC, GA). Please help! Thank you.
Here is a table of population estimates from 1610 to 1780 .. is the state. I could not find something on mortality and mortality rates, so I suppose you could use this as a last result. http://web.viu.ca/davies/H320/population.colonies.htm
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