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… country in Christendom. Of all the various possessions, the Caribbean Sea, with its plethora of sugar islands, and Peru, … own strategic dilemma. Although English possessions in the Caribbean were less extensive, the government in London had … Indies authorized the first official Spanish fleet in the Caribbean for decades. Although financial difficulties …

… in the future over his moves to hold joint exercises in the Caribbean with the Russian navy. No one likes Chávez's loopy … naval deployment is expected to be the largest in the Caribbean since the Cold War. It's a worrying development, … that the United States would revive its Fourth Fleet in the Caribbean. The Navy claims it is resuscitating the fleet to …

… gorged ourselves on grilled steaks! We were very fortunate—Caribbean hurricanes can pack tremendous destructive force. … In Sea of Storms: A History of Hurricanes in the Greater Caribbean from Columbus to Katrina , author Stuart B. … the unpredictable but potentially devastating impact of Caribbean hurricanes. Over a long and notable scholarly …

… of the relationship between the United States and the Caribbean island nation for decades. The game has created a … around 1904. Sugar plantations were common across the Caribbean including the Dominican Republic. Many who played … as U.S. expansion of political and economic control in the Caribbean basin and around the world. The 1898 …

… it the first sovereign English-speaking country in the Caribbean. The tremendous victory of this likkle but … that led to the disintegration of the British empire in the Caribbean. Jamaica had been a Spanish colony until 1655 when … the Western Design, an expedition across the Spanish Caribbean during the Anglo-Spanish War. Although English …

… the importance of naval bases in strategic positions in the Caribbean, primarily in order to facilitate growing trade to … more well-rounded military with an enduring presence in the Caribbean (27).  The opportunity to create such a naval presence in the Caribbean came when the United States invaded Cuba – then a …

… that played a crucial role in trade between Europe, the Caribbean, and the Americas during the eighteenth century. … the size of Maryland), it was the wealthiest colony in the Caribbean. By 1789, the colony had attained a height of … Domingue. The enslaved population was the largest in the Caribbean, about 500,000, which was nearly twice that of …

… in commercial relations. US banks invested in the Caribbean, and as those loans went bad, and countries don't … in the United States, which saw the countries in the Caribbean as lesser than the US. And a lot of leaders and … felt an obligation to try to help the countries in the Caribbean improve and enjoy a better life. The peak of …

… so long seemed almost fictional. The United States’ closest Caribbean neighbor, Cuba lies a mere 90 miles off the coast … … Cuba … Diplomacy/International Relations … Cold War … Caribbean … South & Central America … Postcards … A Postcard …

… of the indigenous peoples in the Spanish colonies of the Caribbean, gave up his extensive land holdings and slaves … the development of ideas of human rights. … Dani Anthony … Caribbean … South & Central America … Indigenous Communities …

… of the indigenous peoples in the Spanish colonies of the Caribbean, gave up his extensive land holdings and slaves … … Dani Anthony … Milestones … Indigenous Communities … Caribbean … South & Central America … Spain … Genocide … …

… had weapons of mass destruction. Another failure of LBJ’s Caribbean intervention was that Johnson intervened without … (2003). … Alan McPherson … History News Service … Caribbean … South & Central America … Dominican Republic … …

… the vast Mississippi Valley and, on the other, fronting the Caribbean Sea, Cuba assumed far-reaching strategic and … where the history lurks. … Louis A. Perez Jr. … Features … Caribbean … United States … Cuba … South & Central America … …

… of Florida, 2015). … Alexander Haight … Reviews … Sports … Caribbean … South & Central America … Racism & Racial Ideas …

… Immigration, & Refugees … South & Central America … Caribbean … Haiti … Cuba … Who is responsible for the Elian …

… A. Allen … History News Service … South & Central America … Caribbean … Cuba … United States … Diplomacy/International …

… … United States … Cuba … South & Central America … Caribbean … Cuba in Focus–Again …

… Relations … South & Central America … Caribbean … Why Economic Sanctions Often Fail …

… Haven: Yale University Press, 2008) … John Hunt … Reviews … Caribbean … South & Central America … Native America … …

… … History News Service … Cuba … South & Central America … Caribbean … Colonialism/Imperialism … Military/War/Peace … …

… Relations … Cuba … South & Central America … Caribbean … Cold War … Easing Up on Cuba …

… activities were striking. While the majority of Caribbean students were involved in a variety of sports and … Francis was aware of its marginalization. Being from the Caribbean, however, he might have not recognized the fringe … to complete his certification before returning to the Caribbean. If he stopped in Sydney, he would have met …

… the Black Flag and Ed Kritzler's Jewish Pirates of the Caribbean have all appeared. This undoubtedly has a lot to do with the success of the Pirates of the Caribbean films. I would like to think that this popularity, … modern piracy. Instead of the more popular setting of the Caribbean, Greene turns to the Mediterranean; instead of the …