What are Human Characteristics of Jamaica?

Answer 1

people are rather annoying near tourist attractions because they ask you to buy their antiques or home made jewelry and will literally stalk you until you buy things. no offense to Jamaicans either but I'm not racist and this comes from going back and forth from Jamaica and the USA. 10 times. they are so rude nowadays

Answer 2

If you ask in regards to appearance, as many do ask, it varies largely. Other characteristics such as behavior also vary greatly. To be honest, this question lacks necessary specificity. The stereotype of a Dominican is rough around the edges, dark to light tan in skin tone, and brown course hair. This is stereotype is untrue. The island carries a huge portion of very pale skin toned, straight haired Dominicans which can be found at certain region.

Answer 3

The Dominican Republic's population is 73% mixed-race, 16% white, and 11% black. Ethnic immigrant groups in the country include West Asians-mostly Lebanese, Syrians and Palestinians.

Numerous immigrants have come from other Caribbean countries, as the country has offered economic opportunities. There are about 30,000 Jamaicans living in the Dominican Republic. There is an increasing number of Puerto Rican immigrants, especially in and around Santo Domingo; they are believed to number around 10,000. There are over 700,000 people of Haitian descent, including a generation born in Dominican Republic. In October 2013, the Court ruled that people with Haitian parents could not be considered residents, even if born in the Dominican Republic. This ruling cuts them out of many programs and makes them stateless, as many young people of Haitian descent have never lived anywhere else.

East Asians, primarily ethnic Chinese and Japanese, can also be found. Europeans are represented mostly by Spanish, German Jews, Italians, Swiss, Portuguese, British, Dutch, Danes, and Hungarians. Some converted Sephardic Jews from Spain were part of early expeditions; only Catholics were allowed to come to the New World. Later there were Jewish migrants coming from Iberia and Europe in the 1700s. Some managed to reach the Caribbean as refugees during and after the Second World War. Some Sephardic Jews reside in Sosúa while others are dispersed throughout the country. Self-identified Jews number about 3,000; other Dominicans may have some Jewish ancestry because of marriages among converted Jewish Catholics and other Dominicans since the colonial years. Some Dominicans born in the United States now reside here, creating a kind of expatriate community.

Answer 4

The human characteristics of Jamaica are similar to those of most people in the world. They have a dark skin tone, average height and long hair for the women among other attributes.

Answer 5

We wear normal clothes like shirt and pants in the summer and we speak English... And we like to celebrate independents day :)

Answer 6

lollypops taste like a rain of sunshine

Answer 7

I love Taylor Wilkinson!

Answer 8

Jamican Rum