The first National Hero of Jamaica.
Marcus Mosiah Garvey
A popular snack called "Stamp and Go"
Saltfish Fritters
The writer of the famous gospel song, "You Make Me Stronger".
Kevin Downswell
One of Jamaica's most famous Great Houses, in the hills of Montego Bay
Rose Hall Great House
How many pineapples are found on the Jamaican Coat of Arms.
5 Pineapples
The founder of the Jamaican Labor Party (JLP)
Alexander Bustamante
A sweet made from coconut and typically white with a red top.
Grater Cake
The writer of the reggae song "Toast".
Koffee
The estate of Jamaica's first black millionaire George Steibel.
Devon House
The National Fruit of Jamaica
Ackee
The poet and storyteller who wrote the poem, "Bun and Cheese"
Louise Bennett
The famous soup of the Tainos.
Pepperpot Soup
The crowned Prtince of reggae.
Dennis Brown
A popular seaside spot located in Portmore, along Jamaica's coast.
Hellshire Beach
The national flower of Jamaica.
Lignum Vitae
The father of reggae music.
Bob Marley
The national dish of Jamaica
Ackee & Saltfish
The Queen of reggae
Marcia Griffiths
A famous river falls located right outside Ocho Rios.
Dunn's River Falls
The national tree of Jamaica.
Blue Mahoe
The fastest man in the world.
Usain Bolt
A flatbread made from cassava, typically fried or steamed.
Bammy
The reggae singer who wrote the song, "Strength of a Woman".
Shaggy
A historical landmark where the mythical "River Mumma" is believed to inhabit.
Flat Bridge
The people who are found on the Jamaican Coat of Arms.
Tainos