Geographical
Geological
Political
Historical
Diasporic
100

The two subregions that make up the Antilles.

Greater Antilles, Lesser Antilles

100

The tectonic plate underlying much of the Caribbean region.

What is the Caribbean Plate?

100

Four Caribbean countries that are a Republics.

What is Dominica, Guyana, Trinidad, Barbados

100

Which of the following BEST describes a historical feature of the Caribbean?

A. archipelago

B. enslavement

C. Commonwealth

D. Caribbean Basin

What is Enslavement- it is a historical process central to the Caribbean’s past. 

100

The term used to describe a population living outside its homeland but maintaining ties.

What is Diaspora

200

The phrase often used to describe the geographical Caribbean.

What are the “lands washed by the Caribbean Sea”?

200

Two natural hazards linked to the Caribbean Plate.

What are earthquakes and volcanoes?

200

Two types of political status in the Caribbean today.

What are republics, monarchies, colonies, départements, associated states, or dependencies?

200

Which of the following systems is associated with the Chinese presence in the Caribbean?

Slavery

Encomienda

Indentureship

Repartimiento

What is indentureship

200

Two countries where large Caribbean diasporas exist today.

What are the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, or the Netherlands?

300

Three territories debated or excluded under the geographical definition.

What are Barbados, Bermuda, and The Bahamas?

300

Three areas excluded under the geological definition.

What are Guyana, The Bahamas, and much of Cuba?

300

Which of the following is an independent Caribbean country?

Anguilla

Montserrat

Haiti

Martinique

What is Haiti

300

Why is the historical definition considered more comprehensive than the geographical or geological definitions?

What is that it includes shared cultural, social, and historical experiences across all territories, not just physical space?

300

One example of an ethnic diaspora within the Caribbean.

What are East Indians in Trinidad and Guyana / Chinese in Jamaica / Javanese in Suriname, etc.?

400

The reason why latitude and longitude alone cannot fully define the Caribbean.

What is that they are subjective because the boundaries gets changed according to the map used.

400

What the western edge of the Caribbean Plate reveals about surface geography vs. subterranean geography.

What is that surface geography can be misleading, as the plate extends into the Pacific?

400

The Commonwealth Caribbean is made up of countries which 

Are former British colonies

Have communist leadership

Are ruled by the British monarch

Have the same development status

What is Are former British colonies

400

Imagine you are asked to explain what unites a Trinidadian and a Haitian historically. What two common processes could you highlight?

What are slavery and resistance against colonialism?

400

Give ONE reason why the diasporic definition may be more relevant today than the geographical definition.

What is because migration and globalisation spread Caribbean identity worldwide, beyond territorial boundaries

500

Name two Mainland territories included in the geographic definition

What is Belize, Guyana

500

The movements that impact and influence the Earth's surface

What is plate tectonics

500

Give ONE example of a dependency or colony still tied to a European metropole.

What is Montserrat (Britain) / Guadeloupe (France) / Puerto Rico (United States)?

500

Imagine a debate where someone argues that geography alone defines the Caribbean. Using history, provide TWO reasons why this view is limited.

What are: (1) it excludes territories like Barbados and Bahamas, and (2) it ignores shared processes like slavery, indentureship, and independence that link all territories?

500

Critique the diasporic definition: what is one major strength and one limitation in using it to define the Caribbean?

Strength: it includes the global dimension of identity. Limitation: it is difficult to locate or measure geographically.