History
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Symbols of CARICOM
100

Date CARICOM came into effect

August 1, 1973

100

Meaning of CXC and the area of functional cooperation in which it operates.

What is Caribbean Examination Council? What is Education?

100

Name this member state:


Trinidad and Tobago

100

Meaning of the acronym CARIFTA

What is the Caribbean Free Trade Association?

100

Two features of the CARICOM passport

What are; the CARICOM logo, the words “Caribbean Community”, The Coat of Arms of the Member State

and The name of the member state

200

First attempt and regional integration and the year it was established

What is the West Indies Federation, 1958?

200

This CARICOM institution provides assistance during and after natural disasters

What is CDEMA?

200

The three (3) member states which have names beginning with saint/st.

What are St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines & St. Lucia?

200

What is a CARICOM passport?

A CARICOM passport is a passport which features the CARICOM Logo as well as the word "Caribbean Community", on the front page. The passport allows for hassle-free intra-regional travel. 

200

Meaning of the CARICOM logo

Unity and the break with our colonial past/freedom.

300

Location of the Secretariat

In Georgetown, Guyana?

300

This institution assists member states to improve their agricultural practices.

What is the Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI)

300

The current CARICOM Secretary General is from this member sate


What is Belize?

300

improving economic development of member states through free trade. This involves the removal of trade barriers such as customs duties, quotas and tariffs.

What is Economic Integration?

300

Name of the CARICOM song and the person who wrote it.


What is "Celebrating CARICOM", writen by Ms. Michele Henderson.

400

True or False: CARICOM was formed because CARIFTA failed

False - CARIFTA did not fail it was transformed into CARICOM

400

The Caribbean Epidemiology Centre (CAREC) and the Caribbean Environmental Health Institute (CEHI) are two(2) of the five (5) institutions which merged to form this CARICOM institution. 

CARPHA

400

Two non-English speaking countries that are a part of the Caribbean Community.

What are Haiti and Suriname?

400

the sharing of services and the undertaking of joint activities in order to reduce cost and benefit from the strengths of each other to achieve common goals.

Functional Cooperation

400

This CARICOM symbol came about as a result of a competition

What is the CARICOM song?

500

Main objectives of the Caribbean Community. 

What are: 

Functional Co-operation - share resources to reduce cost

Political Co-operation - coordinate foreign policy

Economic Co-operation - free trade

500

Name the main UWI campuses and state where they are located. 

Mona- Jamaica

Cavehill- Barbados 

St. Augustine- Trinidad and Tobago

500

The Treaty of Chaguaramus was signed in this member state.

What is Trinidad and Tobago?

500

What is CARICOM?

CARICOM is an attempt by the countries of the Caribbean region to integrate in order to achieve political, economic and social objectives.Through Caribbean Integration, they have managed to form a customs union and are now on their way to becoming full a common market.

500

Explain the CARICOM standard. 

The light blue represents the sky and the darker blue the Caribbean Sea. The yellow in the centre represents the sun and the two interlocking C's in the middle is the CARICOM logo. The thin ring of green around the sun represents the vegetation of the region.