Sentence examples for Carib Indian from inspiring English sources

The original Carib Indian population disappeared after Europeans arrived, partly as a result of disease, conflicts with the Europeans, and assimilation.

From mamba master Tite Alonso to Ricky "She Bangs, She Bangs" Martin, music is emblematic of the island's unique melange of Spanish, indigenous Taino and Carib Indian, African and American cultures.

Here is a boricua actor — whose Puerto Rican brethren, with their Spanish, African, white, and Carib Indian roots, are American citizens but cannot vote in national elections — playing a white slave inspector turned abolitionist and politician, who was born on an island less than three hundred miles from his own parents' birthplace.

Here is a boricua actor whose Puerto Rican brethren, with their Spanish, African, white, and Carib Indian roots, are American citizens but cannot vote in national elections playing a white slave inspector turned abolitionist and politician, who was born on an island less than three hundred miles from his own parents' birthplace.

Carib Indians used the sap to poison their arrows.

Carib Indians in the Bahamas bartered hammocks with Columbus, in 1492.

The early settlers were repeatedly attacked by French forces and Carib Indians.

Carib Indians, who arrived later, are said to have named the island Alliouagana ("Land of the Prickly Bush").

Noteworthy among this latter group are the Garifuna (formerly called Black Caribs; descendants of Carib Indians and Africans), who went to British Honduras and Guyana.

The hilly, volcanic island was first populated by the Arawak Indians, who were conquered and, according to rumor, ritually eaten by the Carib Indians.

Dominica is the only island with a relatively large and distinctive group of Carib Indians, descendants of the people who inhabited the island before European colonization.