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maroon communities were
usually displaced. By 1700,
maroons had
disappeared from the
smaller islands.
Survival was
always difficult, as the
maroons had...
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often use
maroon as one of
their identifying colors, as a result, many have
received the
nickname "
Maroons." The
University of
Chicago Maroons have used...
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Leeward Maroons in 1739 and the
Windward Maroons in 1740,
which required them to
support the
institution of slavery. The
importance of the
Maroons to the...
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pages with
titles beginning with
Marooned All
pages with
titles containing Marooned Maroon (disambiguation)
Maroons (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- Nanny,
Granny Nanny, or
Nanny of the
Maroons ONH (c. 1686 – c. 1760), was an 18th-century
leader of the
Jamaican Maroons. She led a
community of formerly...
- team. In
order to
accommodate the
Maroons, a new
arena was
built for them in 1924, the
Montreal Forum. The
Maroons were a
highly competitive team, winning...
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Marooning is the
intentional act of
abandoning someone in an
uninhabited area, such as a
desert island, or more
generally (usually in p****ive voice) to...
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marked Maroon history. In
Suriname six
Maroon groups — or
tribes — can be
distinguished from each other.
There are six
major groups of
Surinamese Maroons, who...
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uninhabited area
Maroons,
descendants of
enslaved Africans in the
Americas who
escaped and
formed free
settlements Maroon (band), a
German band
Maroon (Barenaked...
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changed to UP
Fighting Maroons when the
parrot was
dropped as the team mascot. The new
moniker revived the old (vintage 1920s) name
Maroons, and the adjective...