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The 22 pages that link to Jamaica, each with the reason it gives.

• Caribbean CommunityRelated: Jamaica was among the four states that signed the founding Treaty of Chaguaramas in 1973.

• Haile SelassieRelated: Selassie’s religious significance first developed among Jamaican communities.

• BauxiteRelated: Bauxite mining and refining have shaped parts of Jamaica’s economy and landscape.

• Harry BelafonteRelated: Belafonte spent part of his childhood in Jamaica and drew on its musical traditions.

• Stuart HallRelated: Hall’s upbringing in colonial Jamaica informed his later attention to race, empire, and identity.

• Marcus GarveyNarrower topic: Colonial inequality and labor activism in Jamaica shaped his early political outlook.

• Commonwealth realmBroader topic: It illustrates realm status in the Caribbean and has debated becoming a republic.

• Greater AntillesBroader topic: It is one of the five principal island units in the group.

• Emancipation in the British West IndiesBroader topic: The Baptist War and apprenticeship’s early end made Jamaica central to the abolition story.

• Hans SloaneRelated: His 1687–1689 stay produced observations and specimens later published in his natural history.

• Bauxite miningBroader topic: Its long-running industry shows how mining can reshape land and national economies.

• Cayman IslandsRelated: The Cayman Islands were governed as a dependency of Jamaica before Jamaica’s independence.

• Claude McKayNarrower topic: McKay’s rural Jamaican childhood and colonial schooling informed his early poems and later sense of displacement.

• Anglo-AmericaBroader topic: It is a clear Caribbean example included by broader definitions of Anglo-America.

• Anne BonnyRelated: Bonny was tried there after the capture of Rackham’s crew.

• DreadlocksNarrower topic: Modern global associations with locks are strongly shaped by Jamaican culture.

• Gros MichelRelated: Gros Michel became an important export crop from Jamaica before the disease crisis.

• Alpha BlondyNarrower topic: Blondy traveled to Jamaica, bringing him closer to the genre’s origins and musicians.

• Cicely WilliamsRelated: Williams was born there in 1893, before pursuing medical training in Britain.

• Hot cross bunRelated: Jamaican Easter bun is a related spiced, fruit-filled seasonal bread, often served with cheese.

• The BahamasCompared with: It offers a regional comparison with a different geography and colonial history.

• Tyson BeckfordRelated: Beckford spent part of his childhood in Jamaica before returning to New York.