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Why doesn't the U.S. own more Caribbean Islands?

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The islands with the largest supply of resources (Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola, Trinidad & Tobago, etc.) were all either already claimed or were allowed independence prior to US colonial interests spreading to the region. read more

The Bahamas are an independent country not associated with the u.s. except in their distance from the US mainland. As they used to be a territory of United Kingdom. Then Britain is closest. read more

St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John make up the U.S. Virgin Islands. This Caribbean cluster of islands is a scenic vacation destination offering the truly laid back island lifestyle many people seek on their vacations. The Virgins are a non–passport destination because they are also a territory of the U.S. read more

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