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Vocabulary review for Latin America Chapter 5 The Caribbean Click on the slide to see the definition, then click again to see the key term

Someone who leaves his or her homeland to protect personal safety and escape persecution

Refugee Someone who leaves his or her homeland to protect personal safety and escape persecution

a Haitian of missed African & European descent; a Haitian language based on French & African languages

CREOLE a Haitian of missed African & European descent; a Haitian language based on French & African languages

Leader of Cuba’s government

FIDEL CASTRO Leader of Cuba’s government

A statement of a country’s basic laws and values

CONSTITUTION A statement of a country’s basic laws and values

A person with certain rights & responsibilities under a particular government

CITIZEN A person with certain rights & responsibilities under a particular government

Government that owns all large businesses and most of the country’s land

COMMUNIST Government that owns all large businesses and most of the country’s land

President of Haiti, first elected to office in 1990

JEAN BERTRAND ARISTIDE President of Haiti, first elected to office in 1990

A self-governing political unit that has strong ties to a particular country

COMMONWEALTH A self-governing political unit that has strong ties to a particular country

Unable to read & write

ILLITERATE Unable to read & write

A country joined to another country for a special purpose

ALLY A country joined to another country for a special purpose