Unit 6
Grades 9-10
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Divide and Rule: How Ethnicity Became Party Politics
As Trinidad and British Guiana moved toward self-government in the 1940s and 1950s, anti-colonial organizing initially brought Afro-Caribbean and Indo-Caribbean political leaders together around shared goals. In British Guiana specifically, the People's Progressive Party (PPP),…
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