How Jamaica Became a Country. Jamaica Independence Day History.

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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY! 💚🇯🇲brMy first video on History of Jamaica I try to avoid giving my personal opinion - just facts and official data which I gathered through several sources (see the list in description) Not sure if history videos will be interesting for many people, but since I'm a big fan of History in general, I thought I had to share this
Comment from : JAMAICA WITH IRIE

Thanks Irena for refreshing my memory on the way we became a nation Jamaicans are always striving for the top, you are a beacon that shines to take us out of the dark A lot of young people don't know the rough road that the ancestors traveled that they are reaping thebenefits nowBig up to you and all the conscious Jamaicans Excelsior in the highest
Comment from : Alvin Morris

Thanks for the refreshing update appreciate your earnest gratitude
Comment from : Philestena McLeod

Wonderful display of Jamaican independence, I love Jamaica 🇯🇲
Comment from : Yankee Princess

Happy Independence my fav Ukri-Jamaican!!!
Comment from : Brian Bailey

Thank you❤❤❤
Comment from : Leonie Villieres

Thank you, Irina Another brilliant video ❤🎉👍🏽🇯🇲
Comment from : Douglas Gray

I love this video Thank you Irina🙏🏾🇯🇲
Comment from : Denver Smith

Thank, you again Irie!!
Comment from : Wesley Bryan

Isn't it interesting that no one in the media bothers to explain why big names worldwide like Trudeau and Obama love to visit Jamaica if it's such a horrible and dangerous place? After all, they could go to the Riviera, Barbados and Aruba that aren't "dangerous" like Jamaica!
Comment from : Dovy Goodguy

This is summarized beautifully but just want to add something important for the students of Caribbean History brThe Morant Bay rebellion (1865) began the first step in the process towards CONSTITUTIONAL DECOLONIZATION in the British Caribbean It ended the Old Represntative form of Government where the white planters made the laws for Jamaica in the local Legislative Assembly It was replaced in that year by Crown Colony Government which replaced the Legislative Assembly with a Governor (aided by a committee) who carried out the will of the British Crown
Comment from : Rose Simpson

Love this Thanks for sharing 😅
Comment from : Cecile Hunter

Jamaican is not truly independent they were only given a flag and an AnthembrThe reality is Jamaica is still colonnised economically and is getting worse
Comment from : June Browse

Congratulations for the beautiful work!!!
Comment from : Cleyton Lopes

Eat it all now
Comment from : P Chambers

I’m a history major This was really helpful and well researched I also appreciated the disclaimers made that was not all sunshine and rainbows I was surprised to not see the Christmas rebellion mentioned here though considering it was the largest slave revolt in Jamaica Other than that, great video!
Comment from : Spoon

Jamaica will become a banana republic withoutthe UK! WHO will defend them? Do they have military armies and a navy! Let them gobut reparation given will likely be mismanaged! It's already a country of abject poverty! They cannot have everything? The Queen herself isn't responsible for slavery? What about the US Will they too have to make reparations for all of their slavery sins? I am not racist either!
Comment from : C DeLorenzo

Very well done I enjoyed this historical journey Thank you!
Comment from : JustFluffyQuilting and YarnCrafts

Beautifully done Irie , Watching it again
Comment from : Pink Banton

I love you Jamaica 🎆💚💛🖤🇯🇲🇯🇲
Comment from : Amega Smith

All because of sugar people was and still are addicted
Comment from : Muriel Oduro

This is the first time I’m hearing “African Jamaicans” 👀👀👀
Comment from : Muriel Oduro

They are skilled at turning people against eachother specially if your the same colour greedy wicked & soulless
Comment from : Muriel Oduro

Thank you for the history I watched again today 6 August 2022 on Jamaica's 60th indpendence 😊🤗
Comment from : A A

Awesome video!!!🥰
Comment from : Josephine Johnson

I love this and thank you so much Irina for putting this together! Happy Jamaica Independence Day! 🇯🇲
Comment from : Izod Man

I learn so much about our beautiful country 👏💕
Comment from : DORREINE HUMBY

Very well done documentary I was a teenager in Jamaica in the days leading up to and after independence Since my family was British, I suppose we were considered to be "upper class", although I certainly never thought of myself in that way I remember the parades in Kingston on Independence Day We were a little concerned about our safety, but nothing was ever physically done against us We emigrated to the States in 1965 when a law was past by the Jamaican government that you had to be a Jamaican citizen in order to work there (I'm not sure if that was 100 true, but that's what I was told) I was also told that, in order to stay, we would have had to give up our British passports
Comment from : Graham Martin

Hello Irie, Since I'm coming to Jamaica next month for the first time I wanted to know the history of this beautiful contryThank youuuu I really enjoy the video 😃 Well done!!
Comment from : Cassandra Anne

We aren't 💀 we think we are but we aren't
Comment from : Mynames Beans

That was sweet Gimmy more JA history
Comment from : Joel Kerr

Well done!
Comment from : Johnie G

💚💚💚💚🖤🖤🖤🖤💛💛💛💛💛
Comment from : Unique Davis

Very good ire
Comment from : Pink Banton

Thank you Irie for your factual expose of Jamaica,s history I lived through the thirties to the present era and know the truth? I was right beside Princess Margaret at the stadium You can see me in the photo beside Princess Margaret to her left side, one seat behind in the photo I have on a long tie I am featured right beside her with my wife LOVE YOU and keep up the good work for jamaica
Comment from : Richard Guy

Talk about what you know
Comment from : paul crooks

And they weren't just independence the emancipation
Comment from : cj gamer

I mean irie
Comment from : cj gamer

Thank you iree I know about Jamaica now 🙏 love Jamaica 💕
Comment from : cj gamer

Hit helps me with jamaica history to independence
Comment from : Itz kiki boca

Yes very good
Comment from : flamedó

Home Work to do on this subject
Comment from : famille sabot

I'm in Jamaica
Comment from : Katsuki Bakugo

My teacher presented this for our social studies class and everyone loved it 😁💖
Comment from : Jahzel

What a wonderful historical video
Comment from : tlove21

You are a delight to this nation
Comment from : tlove21

I am happy that some one is telling me about my independence
Comment from : Dana Richards

Great video
Comment from : Lashay Kmighty

Hippi Kaiay
Comment from : Sandra Kolstad

Iree knows Jamaica and about Jamaica than most Jamaicans that lives in the country all their lives Thanks for continuing to inform the world about Jamaica
Comment from : Trevor Bolton

Born and dead in this place
Comment from : ONeil matthew Martin

4 tourist dead in Trelawney just awhile ago
Comment from : ONeil matthew Martin

IRENA, HII had left JAMAICA IN 1959, BEFORE INDEPENDANCE came back in 66, they were STILL using the £ Sterling was worth US$ 240 to the £ I nteresting piece you did 🇮🇨🇬🇧🇯🇲🇺🇸
Comment from : Flyby Airplane

Giving women the right to vote is never a good idea
Comment from : Ragnar Silverbeard

Is this in jamaican school history books??
Comment from : Nique Tabouri

Very good work Tears came to my eyes watching the Independence Day celebrations We must never forget the indentured people who came to Jamaica after slavery from the Indian subcontinent and China who greatly influenced the culture
Comment from : Carey dePass

Thank you for this!!!
Comment from : THE EDGE of THINGS

Thank you
Comment from : Winston Reid

Interesting work Time constraints means necessary editing, The founders of the PNP & JLP parties were first cousins according to Norman Manley's unfinished autobiography Jamaica under the Spaniards was awarded to the Columbus family after one of Chrisopher Columbus' sons took to court the written legal claims his father had been promised by the sovereigns The case lasted about two decades but in the end the family won In 1655 when the British invaded it was a sparsely populated place
Comment from : Sean Reynolds

Big up yourself Astil Gage
Comment from : Otis Tennant

Excellent thanks for this vlog
Comment from : Steve DeRoy

And good video thank you much blessings
Comment from : Black Film Institute

Question: what independence does jamacia have? Am yet to see it as a jamacian
Comment from : Black Film Institute

Your video still stands in 2021 as a testament of your knowledge and sincerity to our country we are indeed thankful for your contribution
Comment from : Stan Gray

Great job
Comment from : Sherine Jordon

Thanks great work
Comment from : Winnie Flex

Nice Job again my SisterOne love as we Celebrate Independence JAMAICATHE BLESSED LAND OF BEAUTIFUL, MENTALLY STRONG PEOPLE! WE little but we TALLAWAH!
Comment from : Queen Sophia MBA

Just a puertorican interested in Jamaican history keep scrolling 👍
Comment from : jantramar

This very interesting information about the history of the people in Jamaica
Comment from : Peter Fowke

Ma'am ya make me feel proud Kingston 1969
Comment from : ASCENSION

This documentary is really nice Thank you Ma'am
Comment from : ASCENSION

Suggestion: not to use “slaves” but “enslaved Africans” to highlight their humanities as they were not things but people Thank you
Comment from : LightBloo

As usual you did a good job This was well researched and professionally presented I always learn something new from your vlogs The spanish heritage of Jamaica is not usually given much space mostly a passing mention yet most of our rivers and many towns do have a spanish name Those dates you mention about the spanish past and some of the other stuff I didn't know about Great job keep it up
Comment from : zndrsmith

This should be a required resource for schools in Jamaica today I'm a child of the 70's and there was much I learnt that are not taught in schools but so very much needs to bebrbrThank you for taking the time to do this I hope it will add to your success in life
Comment from : Jamila Gordon

Have you visited the Inca House in Spanish Town Thus is a historical building with historical artifacts
Comment from : Maria Wedderburn

Beautifully done
Comment from : ian bryan bryan

Great content 👍
Comment from : DCB B

Thank for sharing and Caring well apprecilove give thanks for the love of the future generations to forwardWell done
Comment from : Valerie Duhaney

You are so good at this it's refreshing to watch your videos
Comment from : Enlightenedment

Jamaica’s speak: Spanish, French, English, broken English etc!
Comment from : LoHin

Awesome video I will show it to my sister, she adores Jamaican culture, music and their people Love from Brasil! 😘😘😘
Comment from : Jefferson Salgado

I love your channel
Comment from : Lars Emil Hermansson

Thanks Irina
Comment from : rick flint

Wow, great history of Jamaica
Comment from : Pink Banton

This was a very nice concise summary of independence More of these history videos please
Comment from : Jack O Lantern

This was really good I was genuinely impressed
Comment from : Willie Mccraw

this makes me wonder if haiti had taken a similar route to its independence would it be in a similar state to jamaica? 🤔
Comment from : Robert William Kibuka Musoke