A 1951 general strike in this country became known as the "red sky days" on account of the number of buildings set on fire. This country's first independent prime minister led
A 1951 general strike in this country became known as the "red sky days" on account of the number of buildings set on fire. This country's first independent prime minister led a Manual, Maritime, and Intellectual Workers' Union and maintained a personal army called the Mongoose Gang. In this country, Eric Gairy was overthrown by the New Jewel Movement. A coup against Maurice (*) Bishop here led to concerns about the odd length of Point Salines Airport and the safety of students at the St. George's University medical school. During an assault on this country, soldiers were provided with topography-free tourist maps, resulting in the passage of the Goldwater-Nichols act. For 10 points, name this Caribbean nation occupied by the U.S. in 1983 as part of Operation Urgent Fury.
A 1951 general strike in this country became known as the "red sky days" on account of the number of buildings set on fire.
Grenada [or La Grenade]