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    Trinidad and Tobago gained independence from British rule in 1962. It has a population of 1.3 million people and its economy is based on petroleum, tourism, and agriculture. The official language is English and the majority religion is Christianity, reflecting the country's history as a British colony from 1802 until it became self-governing in the 1960s.

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    Trinidad and Tobago

    Oriana Ramirez
    Andrés Gracia Danies
    National Symbols

    FLAG COAT OF ARMS


    General Data

    Capital: Port of Spain


    Government: Parliamentary Republic
    Demonym: Trinidadian, Tobagonian
    Population: 1,300.000
    Currency: Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD)
    General Data

    •British colony since 1802 until 1962


    •Aborigins were the Nopoya, Supoya and
    Kalugo.
    •Weather is hot and wet
    •Economy is based in petroleum, tourism
    and agriculture
    Independence
    In 1498, Christopher Columbus arrived the
    island. Then, the island was under control
    of the Netherlands, English, Spanish and
    French, but in 1802 the British Empire
    occupied the territory , until the
    independence in 1962
    UK legacy in T&T

    •Language: Trinidadian English and Creole


    •Sports: Rugby, Football, Cricket
    •Religion: Majority-> Christians->Anglicans
    •Government System
    •Half population are of british origin
    THANKS!!

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