Creolization in French Speaking
Creolization in French Speaking In the French Caribbean, enslaved blacks adopted the musical and dance practices imported by slaveholders and landowners from Europe, which was then adapted to creolized music and dance. Vodou Vodou is a syncretic religion, a creole blend of the African spiritual traditions brought to the island by the enslaved and the Christian beliefs enforced by Catholic missionaries (Gangelhoff, 2019, pg. 148) . In the 16th to 19th centuries, the Atlantic slave trade led to the development of vodou among Afro-Haitian populations. Its structure resulted from the mixing of the indigenous faiths of the West and Central Africans who had been brought to the island of Hispaniola as slaves, notably the Yoruba, Fon, and Kongo. Although they pray various Loa and have distinct divisions, Dominicans do it the same way overall. People could think that practitioners are uninformed. Wh