Caribbean Flags & Symbols
Caribbean History & Independence
Caribbean Culture & Traditions
Caribbean Dishes
Caribbean Geography
100

This country’s flag features a black triangle and blue and yellow stripes.

What is The Bahamas?

100

The first successful slave revolt in the Caribbean led to the independence of this country in 1804.

What is Haiti?

100

This dance style, known for its hip-swaying movements, originated in the Dominican Republic and is now danced worldwide.

What is bachata?

100

This Dominican dish is made from mashed green plantains, often served with onions.

What is mangú?

100

This country shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic.

What is Haiti?

200

This island’s flag has a trident (three-pronged spear) at the center.

What is Barbados?

200

Jamaica gained independence from this country in 1962.

What is the United Kingdom?

200

This pre-Lenten festival is celebrated with costumes, parades, and music in Trinidad and Tobago.

What is Carnival?

200

This Haitian soup is traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day to celebrate independence.

What is soup joumou?

200

This is the largest island in the Caribbean.

What is Cuba?

300

This nation’s flag is the only one in the world with purple on it.

What is Dominica?

300

This Caribbean island was the site of Christopher Columbus’ first landing in 1492.

What is The Bahamas?

300

This fast-paced, steel drum–driven music genre originated in Trinidad and Tobago and is closely tied to Carnival celebrations.

What is soca?

300

This Guyanese dish is a spicy meat stew traditionally served at Christmas.

What is pepperpot?

300

This Caribbean island is known as “The Spice Isle.”

What is Grenada?

400

This spice is represented on Grenada's flag and helped earn the country its nickname, "the Spice Isle."

What is nutmeg?

400

This Caribbean country’s capital was destroyed by a massive earthquake in 1692, leading to the rise of this main city.

What is Kingston, Jamaica?

400

This music and dance style is associated with the Garifuna people of Central America and the Caribbean.

What is punta?

400

The fruit in Jamaica’s national dish, ackee and saltfish, originally came from this region.

What is West Africa?

400

This is the smallest independent country by land area in the Western Hemisphere, located in the Caribbean.

What is Saint Kitts and Nevis?

500

This country’s coat of arms includes two hummingbirds, a ship, and three hills representing its famous Trinity Hills.

What is Trinidad and Tobago?

500

This federation of islands, formed in 1958, dissolved in 1962 after several members gained independence separately.

What is the West Indies Federation?

500

This religious and cultural practice of drumming, dancing, and spirit possession is an Afro-Cuban tradition blending Yoruba beliefs with Catholicism.

What is Santería?

500

This chicken curry of Guadeloupe and Martinique developed from Indian traditions brought by indentured laborers and adapted with local ingredients.

What is colombo?

500

What are the ABC islands?

What is Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao?