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Jamaica: True or False

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  • Bob Marley was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to music.
    False. Bob Marley was not awarded a Nobel Peace Prize, but he is celebrated worldwide for his music and activism.
  • Jamaica was the first Caribbean nation to qualify for the FIFA World Cup
    True. Jamaica’s football team, the "Reggae Boyz," qualified for the World Cup in 1998
  • Jamaica is the largest island in the Caribbean.
    False. Jamaica is the third-largest island in the Caribbean.
  • Jamaica was colonized by both the Spanish and the British.
    True. Jamaica was first colonized by Spain and later by the British.
  • Jamaica is part of the continent of South America.
    False. Jamaica is part of the Caribbean, not South America.
  • Jamaica’s motto is 'Out of Many, One People.'
    True. Jamaica’s national motto reflects the country’s multicultural heritage.
  • English is the only language spoke in Jamaica
    False, most Jamaicans speak Jamaican Patois (Creole), which blends English with African, Spanish, and Arawak influences.
  • Jamaica gained independence from the United States in 1962.
    False. Jamaica gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1962.
  • Usain Bolt is actually NOT from Jamaica
    False, Usain Bolt is from Jamaica, he was born in Sherwood Content, located in Jamaica.
  • The traditional Jamaica dish is made from a fruit and salt cod (bacalhau salgado)
    True. Ackee is a fruit grown on the island which pairs perfectly with the salted cod. Often found on a breakfast menu, it can also be served with dumplings, veg
  • Jamaica's currency is the Jamaican dollar.
    True. The currency of Jamaica is the Jamaican dollar (JMD).
  • The colors of Jamaica flag are green, yellow and black
    True
  • Jamaicans celebrate 'Carnaval'
    True, in Jamaica is a vibrant and lively celebration with music, dancing, and colorful costumes, reflecting a fusion of African and European traditions.