it promotes sports in the Caribbean as extra regional countries give scholarhips etc to Caribbean students who show skill in a certain sport
also, it has led to diversification of sports, as you can see Basketball, golf, Rugby
all those sports are becoming more popular in the Caribbean (well mostly Trinidad i would say)
I guess you could say that it's a result of cultural Imperialism or just diffusion in a sense
ostorodising them from things such as the oympics, sports world cups etc
The CARIFTA Games were founded by the Caribbean Free Trade Association (CARIFTA) in 1972. The initiative was spearheaded by the late Bahamas' National Olympic Committee member and track and field athlete, Austin Sealy. The games were established to promote athletic competition among Caribbean nations and to foster regional unity through sports.
they aren't similar because roman sports were deadly and harsh but 'youday' sports isn't
The Roman building that serves as an early forerunner of our modern sports arena is the Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre. Completed in AD 80, it was used for a variety of public spectacles, including gladiatorial contests and animal hunts. The Colosseum's design, with its tiered seating and capacity to accommodate thousands of spectators, laid the groundwork for contemporary stadiums and arenas. Its influence can still be seen in modern sports venues worldwide.
what sports do you dislike, what sports don't you like
Caribbean sports
There are a few sports in the Caribbean but two are baseball and soccer
SOCCER , CRICKET AND NETBALL
To influence kids into joining sports.
Soccer, Running, Cricket.... etc
they dont
British Virgin Island
shane shillingford in dominica,bolt in jamaica.
well the diden t
Football or "soccer"
Because sports are socially significant: they shape family life, weekly schedules, how children are raised, they dominate the media, generate jobs and are politically and economically significant ...
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