Question

Barbados would be considered a _______ of the British because the British militia was there to help only if Barbados was attacked

Answer 1

"territory"

Barbados is a constitutional monarchy with parliament, with Isabel II as head of state and the general governor as its representative on the island. It has a population of 284,996 people, predominantly of African descent. Despite being classified as an Atlantic island, Barbados is considered part of the Caribbean, where it is classified as a leading tourist destination.

Answer 2

Barbados would be considered a "territory" of the British because the British militia was there to help only if Barbados was attacked, instead of there being a constant British presence.