"The Caribbean society and its culture have been shaped by globalisation, local forces, technology and even past situations of colonialism. It is not constant but evolving." Using examples drawn from Caribbean society, explain THREE (3) causes for the prominence ofONE (1) of the following seenarios: Cultural Erasure, Cultural Retention, and Cultural Renewal.

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