What different countries did migrants to The Bahamas come from after the time of Columbus?

QUESTION 1A
A) Study Source A. ‘What different countries did migrants to The Bahamas come from after the time of Columbus? 
[7 marks]

(In order to get the full marks of 7 marks/points you must give four or more factors with a  good explanation and providing a logical conclusion.)

Source A
Smaller in numbers, from cultures that were either more adaptive or less obtrusive, the Lebanese, Jews, and Chinese experienced at least as much opposition as the Greeks once they seemed to challenge the dominance of Bay Street or the aspirations of non-white would-be traders and craftsmen. Lebanese first came to The Bahamas at much the same time as the Greeks as part of the Diaspora that saw as many as a million people escape from Turkish misrule in Syria. Many of the British West Indians employed at that time stayed and settled in Nassau, including some persons as Clement T. Maynard, a Barbadian with experiences in France, Brazil, Panama, and Cuba and Lionel Leach a Trinidadian.

Islanders in the Stream: A History of the Bahamian People Volume Two From the Endings of Slavery to the Twenty-first century, Michael Craton & Gail Saunders

EXPLANATION ON HOW TO ANSWER QUESTION 1A

·        This question is asking you to identify the countries that migrants to the Bahamas came from after Columbus.

·        This question is worth 7 marks.  To get full marks you must identify at least 5 countries where migrants to The Bahamas came from. In order to get full marks for this question you must - Give four or more countries with a good explanation and providing a logical conclusion.