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SELF-ASSESSMENT.   So far, I feel like I am doing a great job in this class and also with my blogs. Whiles taking this class I want to improve on my writing and with the every week blog we write is really helpful. Researching for information's is the stressful part for me because I have to find accurate fact about the country or whatever I am writing on. But it is also somehow interesting because I learn a lot about different countries, their history, culture, cuisine and many more. I put a lot of effort in writing my blogs because at the end of the day, it will be scored so I have to put in a lot of work to get a good grade. I really do procrastinate a lot which I am not proud of it but at least I try my possible best to do all my assignment and submit it before the due date. For me to get a high grade, I need to put in more effort by checking my grammar, punctuations and also following the activity rubric. I feel very comfortable when my colleague or when any other person read my

  The Economy in Martinique Martinique is a little France in the French Caribbean  Islands. Martinique is also an Outermost Region (OMR) of European Union and the currency in use is the Euro. Martinique had a total GDP of 8.4 billion euros in 2014. Its economy heavily depends on tourism, limited agriculture production, and grant aid from mainland France. The economy of Martinique incorporates an active population of 162,000 people. Industry represent slightly over four thousand jobs.  Historically, Martinique's economy relied on agriculture, notably sugar and bananas, but by the beginning of the 21st century this sector had dwindled considerably. The agriculture accounts for about 6% of Martinique's GDP and the small industrial sector for 11%. Sugarcane is used mostly by the local distilleries for the production of Rum (rum is a liquor made by fermenting then distilling sugarcane molasses or sugarcane juice), perhaps the most famous export of Martinique.  Banana export are also

Personally, I like this island and will sure pay a visit to it one day because of their best dishes and beautiful beaches. St Barthelemy is an overseas of collectivity of France in the Caribbean. It abbreviated to St Barth in French and St. Barts in English. The capital of St. Barts is Gustavia, it is only the Caribbean island that was a Swedish colony for any significant length of time before the end of the Napoleonic Wars. Before the Treaty of  Paris, Guadeloupe came under the Swedish rule for a year, because of that the Swedish national arms and the Three Crowns still appearing the island's coat of arms. However, the country's cuisine, and culture are clearly French. In the early period, the island was called "Ouanalao" , it is believed that the island was not inhabited permanently due to its poor water sources and soil. The first European to encounter the island was Christopher Columbus in 1493. By 1648 the island was settled by French, encouraged by Phillippe de

Saint Barthelemy, which can also be called St. Bart's or St. Barths is an overseas collectivity of France in the Caribbean. Saint Barts measures 2. 5 miles by 11 or 8 squares which makes it the smallest island in the Caribbean. The capital and the largest city of St. Barts is Gustavia. St. Barts has three official languages which are French, Saint-Barthelemy French, and Antillean Creole. Fun Fact: "the Island was named by Christopher for his younger brother Bartholomew Columbus".   If you are a U.S citizen before you can travel to St. Barts you must have a passport or a birth certificate with a photo ID including a return or ongoing plane ticket to enter St. Barts. During this coronavirus era, visitor who are age 10+ must present a negative COVID-19 PRC test within 3 days prior to your arrival in St. Barts. After getting all the requirement, you're set to go for your vacation and enjoy. The climate change in St. Barts is good for growing fruits, salts, cotton, and liv