When Christopher Columbus discovered the Carrebean (West Indies) he thought he had found the west of India.
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Slaves were kept in the West Indies to grow and harvest sugar and molesses.
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The Caribbean islands were called the West Indies because when Christopher Columbus arrived in the late 15th century, he initially believed he had reached the outskirts of India, specifically the islands near Asia. To reflect this misconception, he referred to the region as the "Indies." The term "West Indies" distinguishes these islands from the "East Indies," which referred to South and Southeast Asia. This naming persisted even after the true geographic distinctions were understood.
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the west indiesAnswerThe West indies is the name given to the islands, not the sea. The Sea of the Antilles was a former name for the Caribbean Sea.
The West Indies got its name as a result of Christopher Columbus' ingnorance. Columbus believed that he had discovered a new route to Asia and when he saw the amerindians he thought they was in India and they were India. however he was miles away from Indian and the east Indians he was in the west. this resulted in the west indies getting its name
The island in the Caribbean region are often referd to as the West Indies because 'West Indies' is the collective name of these islands.
The island in the Caribbean region are often referd to as the West Indies because 'West Indies' is the collective name of these islands.
well all of the west indies is not an archipelogo but the bahhamas are an archapelago
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The Great wall of China is 40 centimeters long
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15 or 16 i only got to know when my teacher came from the west indies
The island in the Caribbean region are often referd to as the West Indies because 'West Indies' is the collective name of these islands.
The West Indies