The Old English word for the badger was broc, a word which survives in modern British English as brock, a word for the common badger, and also as the personal name Brock. Badger first appears in the early 16th century and eventually replaces brock and bauson in common usage.
Brinton's analysis of the bizarre mass suicide of a socialist cult led by American Jim Jones in Jonestown, Guyana, which discusses the dynamics of political sects in general. Nakao, Annie.The ghastly Peoples Temple deaths shocked the world. Berkeley Rep takes on the challenge of coming to terms with it.
Answer Wiki. The official language of Guyana is English, making it the only country in South America to have English as its official language. British English is taught in schools. This is because Guyana was a British colony until the late 1960s. However, most people speak Guyanese Creole. It is English influenced by West African languages, Dutch, Indian languages, and to a lesser extent Amerindian languages.