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2 years ago

How did Europeans maintain a way of settling in the Caribbean?

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Elis [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

The Caribbean settled by Europeans like British, Spanish, French, and Dutch.

Explanation:

The Europeans like British, Spanish, French, and Dutch established colonies in the Caribbean after the discovery of America. The Caribbean Islands became a source for gaining wealth for these European nations because the climate and soil became an ideal choice for the colonizers to cultivate sugar. The Caribbean colonies produced sugar and molasses sent to America and Britain. The first Spanish settlements established in the Caribbean starting in 1493. Slaves were brought labour from Africa to work in plantations. The majority of the population in Caribbean Island made up of enslaved Africans.

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