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100

This island nation is the birthplace of reggae and home to the Blue Mountains, famous for their coffee.

What is Jamaica

100

This Barbadian singer behind “Umbrella” and “Diamonds” became one of the best-selling artists in the world.

Who is Rihanna

100

This Caribbean street food is traditionally marinated in a fiery blend of all spice and Scotch bonnet peppers?

What is Jerk Chicken

100

Every September 16, this country celebrates with “El Grito,” recalling Father Miguel Hidalgo’s 1810 call to rebel against Spain.

What is Mexico

100

Bordered by Cuba to the north and Venezuela to the south, this sea gives the whole region its name.

What is the Caribbean Sea

200

Home to the Mayan pyramid of Chichén Itzá, this country’s capital was built on the ruins of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan.

What is Mexico

200

Born in the port neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and Montevideo in the late 1800s, this passionate partner dance and music style is a symbol of Argentina.

What is the tango

200

Despite its name, this Paraguayan “soup” is actually a solid, cheesy cornbread.

What is sopa paraguaya?

200

In 1492, this Italian explorer sailing for Spain made landfall in the Bahamas, beginning European contact with the Caribbean.

Who is Christiphor Columbus

200

This capital of Cuba is known for its vintage American cars, colorful colonial architecture, and the Malecón seawall.

What is Havana

300

Known as the “Land of the Flying Fish,” this easternmost Caribbean nation has Bridgetown as its capital.

What is Barbados

300

Born in Port of Spain, this rapper is known for “Super Bass” and “Anaconda.”

Who is Nicki Minaj

300

This large sea snail is served raw in a Bahamian salad with lime, onions, and peppers, or fried into fritters.

What is conch

300

Since 1898, this Caribbean island, whose people are U.S. citizens, has been a U.S. territory with San Juan as its capital.

What is Puerto Rico

300

At about 4,300 miles, this is the longest continental mountain range in the world, running down the west coast of South America.

What are the Andes

400

Sharing Patagonia with Argentina, this country is a long, thin strip of land stretching about 2,670 miles along the Pacific coast.

What is Chile


400

Created in the 1970s by the band Exile One, this Dominican genre blends Haitian kadans with calypso.

What is cadence-lypso 

400

This Ecuadorian soup of albacore tuna, yuca, and pickled red onions is a popular hangover cure.

What is encebollado

400

Celebrated on August 1 in many Caribbean countries, this holiday marks the 1834 end of slavery in the British Empire.

What is Emancipation Day

400

The historic inner city of this Dutch-speaking South American country’s capital is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What is Paramaribo

500

Nicknamed the “Spice Isle,” this nation is a top producer of nutmeg and mace, and its capital is St. George’s.

What is Grenada

500

This drum-based Afro-Uruguayan tradition, called candombe, was added to UNESCO’s cultural heritage list in 2009.

What is Uruguay
500

Grenada’s national dish simmers breadfruit, salted meat, dumplings, and callaloo in coconut milk until the liquid cooks “down.”

What is oil down

500

Declared at the Congress of Tucumán and celebrated each July 9, this country’s independence from Spain came in 1816.

What is Argentina

500

Although Everest is taller above sea level, the summit of this Ecuadorian volcano is the farthest point on Earth’s surface from Earth’s center.

What is Mount Chimborazo

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