1. The problem involves completing a Venn diagram for Paul Bogle and George William Gordon based on their historical statements, filling a passage with appropriate words related to Jamaican history, completing a table of heroes and their contributions, matching words to scenarios, and suggesting criteria for honouring heroes. 2. For the Venn diagram: - Bogle only: 1. He was a leader in the Baptist church. - Bogle only: 3. He led a march from Stony Gut to Spanish Town. - Bogle only: 7. He and his followers were attacked by police. - Bogle only: 8. He was arrested in Kingston and sent to Morant Bay for trial. - Bogle only: 9. He was tried and hanged in Morant Bay. - Gordon only: 2. He helped the farmers to market their goods. - Gordon only: 4. Governor Eyre refused to see him. - Gordon only: 5. He was a member of the Legislative Council. - Gordon only: 6. He witnessed the injustice meted out to poor farmers in the Morant Bay Court House. 3. For the passage fill-in: (1) memories (2) remember (3) pride (4) Rebellion (5) government (6) protect (7) Britain (8) governed (9) introduced (10) governor 4. Table completion: - George William Gordon: Accomplishment: Helped farmers market goods and witnessed injustices; Parish: St. Thomas; Honoured: Has a park named after him and is recognized as a national hero. - Paul Bogle: Accomplishment: Led the Morant Bay Rebellion; Parish: St. Thomas; Honoured: Featured on the Jamaican 5 dollar bill and national hero status. 5. Matching words to scenarios: 1. nation builder 2. rebellion 3. Maroon descendants 4. Maroon descendants 5. rebellion 6. Award criteria for a Maroon hero/heroine: - Must be of Maroon origin - Inspirational to peers - Demonstrates strong leadership - Loves and passes on Jamaican customs - Shows bravery Final answers summarize these solutions clearly to guide completion.