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What are the main natural resources of the Caribbean islands?
The main Natural Resources of the Caribbean islands are the good weather and much sunshine.
What is the main industry on the Caribbean Islands?
Tourism
Why is tourism important to many islands in the Caribbean?
it is their main source of income
What are the main economic activities is the Caribbean islands?
Singing and Drawing forms
What is the main resource for the Caribbean?
The main resource for currency in the Caribbean is tourism. Tourism is important because the islands are small, so there is not much room for large businesses.
What are the 3 major island arc?
The main ones include Japan, New Zealand, Indonesia, Caribbean Islands, Philippines, and the Aleutians.
What are the main religions of the Caribbean Islands?
Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam are the most popular religions.
What are the four main sports played at the Paralympics?
one of the main sports is basketball
How many islands is there in the Caribbean sea?
Altogether there are over 7,000 odd islands that make up the Caribbean, but bearing in mind that the vast majority of these are reefs and cays the number soon falls. There are 115 main islands. Written: By Nadia El-Masri
What was the Caribbean Islands' main industry during the colonial period?
The main industry was sugarcane. That was bad because there was a lot of people going for it.
How many Caribbean islands are US territory?
The United States has several territories in the Caribbean, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, which consists of the islands of Saint Thomas, Saint John, and Saint Croix. In total, there are four main Caribbean islands that are considered U.S. territories. These territories have varying degrees of self-governance and political status compared to U.S. states.
Is Caribbean in Africa?
No the Caribbean is not in Africa but it do consist of Africans. As well as East Idians, Chinese, Syrians, Europeans. Its is a chanin of islands and some main lands that is washed by the Caribbean sea and its South of South America.
