Vocabulary
Caribbean History
Caribbean Economy and Culture
Central American Economy and Culture
Cuba and Guatemala
100

A large farm cultivated by workers living there

Plantation

100

European rulers brought Africans to the Caribbean to replace them

Native Americans

100

Growth of this product was the main industry of the islands during the colonial period

Sugar Cane

100

This product was the first major export product of the Central America

Coffee

100

Most of Cuba's early history had this type of government in charge

Dictators

200

the period of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II

Cold War

200

These two items were the sources of wealth that European nations discovered in the Caribbean

Gold and Sugar

200

This is the most widespread religion found in the Caribbean

Catholicism

200

In the 1800's this company set up banana plantations in Central America to add a second export

US Fruit Company

200

Cubans led by this man revolted to end rule  Batista

Fidel Castro

300

this policy to take land away from one group to divide up among others was practiced in Cuba

Redistribution

300

This was the first nation in the Caribbean to gain independence

Haiti

300

This musician was a famous reggae singer from Jamaica 

Bob Marley

300

This industry is also important to Central America as people by the thousands visit ancient Mayan ruins

Tourism

300

During the 1960's Cuba allied with the Soviet Union and took on this form of government

Communism

400

A country that depends on just one product for all most all its jobs and income has a ....

Single product economy

400

This is a person with complete control over a countries government

dictator

400

Now one of the most important industries of the Caribbean it caters to millions of people each year

Tourism

400

Two thirds of Central American's population are made up of people with a mix of European and Native American cultures called 

Landinos

400

The United States interfered in Guatemala by doing this to in 1954

Invading/ Sending in the CIA

500

a place governed by or closely connected, influenced by another country

Dependency

500

As a result of the Spanish American war this country became a dependency of the United States

Puerto Rico

500

Because of the instability of a single product, most nations realized they must do this, or invest in a variety of industries

Diversify

500

This spice is one of Guatemala's chief exports 

Cardamom

500

The main difference between the president of the United States and the President of Guatemala is that the president in Guatemala can.......

Only be elected 1 time