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… of peoples from other continents to Latin America and the Caribbean began in the years after the arrival of Columbus … created programs to recruit workers from Mexico and the Caribbean. Together, these postwar programs marked an … South and the Mountain West states. Latin America and the Caribbean account for nearly 80% of unauthorized residents …

… an associate professor in the Department of Latino and Caribbean studies and history department at Rutgers … experimental things that the United States pursued in the Caribbean and Central America and in Mexico with respect to …

… grown into one played throughout the world today, from Caribbean beaches to Himalayan hillsides? Why did this game … America, the sport is experiencing a revival, propelled by Caribbean and South Asian communities there.  The question, …

… By 2008--after decades in which the Straits of Malacca, the Caribbean, and the Nigerian coast consistently witnessed the …

… history. Since the late 19th century, Central American and Caribbean countries had experienced increasing U.S. …

… too often drive U.S. policy today; as, for example, in the Caribbean (think Cuba), in the Caucasus (think Georgia), and …

… that the structure of rumba had been exported to the Caribbean from Congo itself through the Trans-Atlantic Slave … England. The international gathering of African students, Caribbean activists, and African American intellectuals … relationships with African diaspora communities in the Caribbean, United States, and Europe. Ghanaian independence …

… and made Uncle Sam the unquestioned authority in the Caribbean, with tight control over Puerto Rico’s trade and …

… Hamilton had been born elsewhere, in his case on the Caribbean island of Nevis. Though the nation’s first …

… East and the American experience in Central America and the Caribbean, where we have largely done as we pleased, …

… United States’ early twentieth-century interventions in the Caribbean Basin follows a traditional state-centered …

… to other regions, particularly other countries in the Caribbean that become large sugar producers, even as … countries like the Dominican Republic and others within the Caribbean. And so how successful has that been? Brazil also …

… 1834 was equally half-hearted. It ended slavery only in the Caribbean, not the rest of the British Empire. Slavery only …

…   In the 1890s presidents began intervening in the Caribbean and in Central America.  They picked up the pace …

… of imperialism by smaller, underdeveloped nations in the Caribbean and South America. There, the United States …

… fear of cursed possession and of the undead arrived in the Caribbean with enslaved Africans and took many forms …

… example, focus on the influx of Central American and Black Caribbean migrants, the admittance and settlement of  …

… footholds in South America, Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean. As Senator under Reagan and Nixon, Joe Biden was …

… period. In the 1880s, Cuba and other French and British Caribbean territories such as Martinique or Guadeloupe, …

… of chapter six. From Mexico to Canada, Africa and the Caribbean, the zoot suit quickly appeared outside of America …

… comparing its position to that of the United States in the  Caribbean . American policymakers such as  Theodore …

… organized the air transport into the United States, using a Caribbean island as a stopover. The most infamous member of … cocaine flowing into the United States from the historical Caribbean routes to transit networks along the U.S.-Mexican …