Question

Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons for treating the Caribbean as a region that is distinct from Latin America?

A) The region contains a large native population that still exists on the landscape today.
B) It has a more diverse European colonial history.
C) There is a stronger African influence in the region
D) The region lacks a strong Iberian influence.

Answer 1

B. It has a more diverse European colonial history

Step-by-step explanation:

Although the Caribbean region has a high influence on European history, due to the colonization processes that each Caribbean country has experienced, this is not a reason to treat this area differently than the countries of Latin America. The European influence has contributed in the construction of its history, but the contact with the countries of the region makes the Caribbean a muticultural zone.