Are the Bahamas part of the USA?

Well what do you think? Or are you a product of that woefully inadequate American education system that we have been hearing about for all these years? The British settled the Bahamas in 1648, some 128 years before the U.S. became a country. read more

With its year-round tropical climate, beautiful setting, and friendly atmosphere, the Bahamas is one of the most popular travel destinations for US citizens. read more

The Bahamas has strong bilateral relationships with the United States and the United Kingdom, represented by an ambassador in Washington and High Commissioner in London. The Bahamas also associates closely with other nations of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). read more

By Philip Sites January 11, 2013 American Revolutionary War Bahamas Battle of Nassau British Commonwealth Florida History Nassau U.S.A. United States USA I mean, seriously, the endless isles, cays, banks and bays are scattered so tantalizingly close to Florida that it seems a minor miracle that at least part of what is now the Bahamas was never integrated into a full possession of the United States. read more

A US passport card is a travel document that can be used by US citizens to enter the United States from land border crossings or sea ports-of-entry from the Caribbean, Bermuda, Canada, and Mexico. The passport card cannot be used for entry into the states by air. read more