🌍 Resources and Development
🗺️ Caribbean Map Knowledge
🏝️ Greater and Lesser Antilles
✏️ Labeling Practice
100

Name the three main types of resources and explain how they help with development.

Man‑made resources: Roads, factories, and technology — they improve trade and industry.

* Natural resources: Oil, bauxite, forests — they provide raw materials and energy.

* Human resources: Skilled workers, teachers, doctors — they drive innovation and provide services.

100

What are mainland territories in the Caribbean?

 Mainland territories are countries in Central and South America that border the Caribbean Sea, such as Belize, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana.

100

Name three countries from the Greater Antilles

Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti.

100

If given a blank Caribbean map, what should you label?

Major islands (Jamaica, Cuba, Puerto Rico).

* Mainland territories (Belize, Guyana).

* Lines of latitude and longitude.

* At least 3–5 countries from both the Greater

200

What are natural resources?

Materials from nature like oil, forests, and water that support industries and daily life.

200

 Why are lines of latitude and longitude important in geography?

Latitude and longitude help locate places on Earth precisely. Latitude measures north–south positions, while longitude measures east–west positions

200

Name three countries from the Lesser Antilles.

Barbados, Saint Lucia, Grenada.

200

What should you label on a Caribbean map?

Islands, mainland territories, latitude and longitude lines, and key countries.

300

Give two examples of man‑made resources.

 Roads and factories

300

What does latitude measure?

 Distance north or south of the equator.

300

What is the difference between the Greater and Lesser Antilles?

The Greater Antilles are larger islands (like Cuba and Jamaica), while the Lesser Antilles are smaller islands spread across the eastern Caribbean.

300

Which islands should be labeled in the Greater Antilles?

 Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Republic), Puerto Rico.

400

Why are human resources important?

Skilled people provide services, ideas, and labor that drive development

400

What does longitude measure?

Distance east or west of the Prime Meridian.

400

Why are the Greater Antilles important in Caribbean geography?

They contain the largest islands, most of the population, and major cultural and economic centers like Havana and Kingston.

400

 Which islands should be labeled in the Lesser Antilles?

Barbados, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica.

500

How do resources combine to help development?

Natural resources provide raw materials, man‑made resources process them, and human resources manage and innovate.


500

Why are latitude and longitude useful?

They allow precise location of countries and cities on maps.

500

Is Puerto Rico part of the Greater Antilles?

Yes, Puerto Rico is one of the islands in the Greater Antilles.

500

If given a Caribbean map, should you label the equator?

Yes, because the equator helps show latitude reference, even though it passes south of the Caribbean. It provides context for the region’s tropical climate.

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