GEOG 1001 : GEOG Exam 2 The Caribbean

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15 Mar 2019
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Explain the historical and cultural linkages that define the cultural, economic, and political boundaries of this complex region. Examine the role primary commodities and tourism play in the. Discuss the relationships between the caribbean and the rest of the. Western hemisphere (especially latin america and the united states) Examine the everyday realities of the caribbean people. Caribbean islands, belize (central america) and the guianas (south. Contributes to cultural diversity, limited or dependent economic opportunity, and transnationalism. Few govt. buildings and houses reestablished in nw corner. Mainland countries are the most intact when it comes to forests. Mangrove swamps- protection from hurricanes- loss of mangroves. Circular migration- when a man or woman leaves children behind with relatives in order to work and save money, with the goal of returning home. Chain migration- one family member at a time is brought to the destination. Remittances- money that a family member sends back to his or her family in their homeland.

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