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Why were Europeans in conflict over the Caribbean regions?
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Why were Europeans in conflict over the Caribbean regions?

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Europeans were in conflict over the Caribbean regions because sugar production had become big business, and by the 1700's French and EnglishCaribbean exports surpassed the whole North American exports to Europe.
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