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The caribbean was controlled by which three european nations by the 1700s? a. england, spain, and the netherlands b. spain, france, and germany c. the netherlands, spain, and italy d. france, england,
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The caribbean was controlled by which three european nations by the 1700s?

a. england, spain, and the netherlands
b. spain, france, and germany
c. the netherlands, spain, and italy
d. france, england, and the netherlands

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Its A because in the 1700's Spain owned most of the Caribbean major islands but Spain, England and the Netherlands were in alliance so they all ruled small parts of major islands
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