The Isolated Proximity of the Caribbean Refers to All of the Following

question 93

Multiple Choice

The isolated proximity of the Caribbean refers to all of the following EXCEPT

• A) the sustained cultural diversity that the region has maintained.
• B) the early and continued independence of all of the nations contained within the region.
• C) the limited economic opportunities the region has been offered.
• D) the geographic closeness to North America.
• E) the region's unique position in the world.

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