Many of the Caribbean islands were once foreign territories or Spain, The Netherlands, France, UK, US or the Dutch. Many of the islands are still part of those nations.
a caravel is bigger that it and is from the norther part of the world and a galleons is smaller and is from the southern part of the world
Yes. It joined the British Empire in 1625 ;P
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All countries other than those IN the Caribbean region are NOT part of the Caribbean region. So take your pick Russia, China, France, Canada Peru, Australia. This is what happens when you ask a question in the negative (are not) almost every answer you can think of is a true answer!
No, Uruguay is in the southern part of South America.
It's located in the caribbean, the lower part with the smaller islands.
Grenada is part of the Lesser Antilles, which is a chain of islands in the Caribbean Sea.
La Guadeloupe and La Martinique are two large French islands in the Carribbean. There are also smaller French islands nearby.
The Caribbean islands are part of North America.
Aruba is considered to be in the Caribbean region. It's in the southern part of the Caribbean Sea. Because of its longstanding ties with the Netherlands, Aruba is one of the Dutch speaking islands in the Caribbean.
The island of Trinidad is located in the Caribbean Islands. It is part of the archipelago that makes up the Southern Caribbean Islands. It is off the northeastern coast of Venezuela and shares maritime boundaries with Barbados.
The Caribbean islands are located in North America.
They are located in the Caribbean Sea, so yes, they are a part of the Caribbean.
No, Jamaica is not a part of Africa. It is a part of the Greater Antilles Islands in the Caribbean Ocean, which is south of Florida.
No, Jamaica is not part of the Caribbean islands.
the Caribbean islands